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Yo Tim... I Have an ITC question

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(@l-gaunder)
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What type of Cam do you use? What shutter speed and how far from the TV should it be?

Mines a Sony Handycam , Tried both Fast and slow shutter speed with wide angle. I seemed to get either Lines, Of what looked like a portal. I got a couple images from it but not as many as you do at Noreens.

Any hints what I'm doing wrong?


 
Posted : 13/12/2008 5:11 am
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What type of Cam do you use? What shutter speed and how far from the TV should it be?

Mines a Sony Handycam , Tried both Fast and slow shutter speed with wide angle. I seemed to get either Lines, Of what looked like a portal. I got a couple images from it but not as many as you do at Noreens.

Any hints what I'm doing wrong?

hey gaunder sorry for the delay, but I use a sony sr11...if really depends upon to the tv that your using ...typically i would stay away from plasma or lcd screens because the non-curvature of the screen impedes the the loop.
let me know if you need more help.


 
Posted : 15/12/2008 10:06 pm
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What type of Cam do you use? What shutter speed and how far from the TV should it be?

Mines a Sony Handycam , Tried both Fast and slow shutter speed with wide angle. I seemed to get either Lines, Of what looked like a portal. I got a couple images from it but not as many as you do at Noreens.

Any hints what I'm doing wrong?

hey gaunder sorry for the delay, but I use a sony sr11...if really depends upon to the tv that your using ...typically i would stay away from plasma or lcd screens because the non-curvature of the screen impedes the the loop.
let me know if you need more help.

No prob Tim I knew you were away Thanks to twitter. I have a Sony Handycam DCR-SR45 30GB Camcorder and our TV is REALLY old so no Plasma or LCD, Guess I just need to work with it a bit to find the right settings.

Thanks hon.


 
Posted : 16/12/2008 4:56 am
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