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Creswell Fire on the corner of 3rd & D Street - 12-4-09

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Uploaded by on Dec 5, 2009

http://www.creswell.tv

This house on the corner of 3rd & D street, caught on fire early in the evening of December 4th, 2009. I couldn't help myself. I had to see how well the 7D would do in this low light situation. Well, it didn't do that well. It's no 1D MarkIV. This video is a good example of how noisy the 7D gets at ISO 6400.

Shot with the Canon EOS 7D using EF 28-135 IS USM kit lens
Edited with: Final Cut Pro Studio 2
Graded with: None
Music from: Digital Juice

©2009 Paul W Reynolds Video Services
http://www.paulreynolds.tv
on twitter @PaulReynoldsTV

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  • I just downloaded your movie, it's GOOD, the takes were slow so don't have rolling shutter problem. Actually i read that the problem is no the rolling shutter but the read-reset time, like the new RED that use Rolling Shutter with very low read-reset time, and so the CMOS looks more cinematic then the CCD (as i notice, IMO). Do you think that a firmware update or a software (i found one) can solve the skew distort of the fast takes in 7d?

    Thanks again man.

  • Greetings Leotecasi,

    Thanks.

    I believe a firmware update could improve the rolling shutter. The future will tell. I understand that there are software plug-ins that also help reduce rolling shutter although I couldn't tell you what they are but, when I find out... I'll follow up with a post.

    Thanks for sharing that info. I'm sure others will benefit from this info too.

    Cheers.

  • i`m in a crap netbook right now, so i don`t  know if the problem is here or not,,,,this video shows how crap is the rolling shutter ?? \

    thanks again

  • Greetings leotecasi,

    No.. no, you're right. This footage shows how bad the rolling shutter is. The flashing emergency lights make it worse. Flashing lights don't render well with CMOS chips. Plus I zoomed all the way out and made sudden camera moves without "IS" (image stabilization) turned on. The camera is far from perfect.

    Cheers

  • Awesome family who was displaced by this fire - please pray for them.

  • Greatings Ronnideam,

    This is truly a tragic event. I know nothing of the family involved with this fire. I hope all are safe and accounted for. If anyone knows of a support fund or the taking of donations, such as cloths, blankets, food, and such for the family please feel free to post info regarding such collections here. Thanks.

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  • I remember this. It was sad...

  • Rolling shutter is just a fact of life with CMOS sensors. Firmware can't change physics. If you don't want rolling shutter then get a CCD camera. But if you can avoid situations with fast pans the 7D can capture some beautiful footage!

  • Thank you for your thoughtfulness! Yes, everyone is safe and they said the outpouring from neighbors has been amazing - they're very thankful. Any additional help is so needed - they have children and elderly parents who were living there as well and they've lost so much ... tragic event in their lives, especially right before the holidays.

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