DerekBaker
As you may have noticed, most manufacurers are now going with CMOS chips over CCD detectors in their latest models. This means that finding a videocamera that doesn't have rolling shutter artifacts is getting more and more difficult. This potentially could make it difficult to film lightning and grab good stills from video of any storm with a lot of lightning.
Are certain manufacturers implementing their designs in a way that mitigates rolling shutter artifacts? I'm interested in consumer and perhaps prosumer level videocameras that would not be used as dashcams and/or for streaming.
Any recommendations for cameras that actually meet their specs for low-light sensitivity?
Thanks
Derek
Are certain manufacturers implementing their designs in a way that mitigates rolling shutter artifacts? I'm interested in consumer and perhaps prosumer level videocameras that would not be used as dashcams and/or for streaming.
Any recommendations for cameras that actually meet their specs for low-light sensitivity?
Thanks
Derek