Yes, I know about the darkframe, but what’s the point when I have a bright picture, shooting was with 200 iso and the exposure settings were not properly changed in mlvapp? I’ll try it next time, but I’ve never seen such a problem with vivid frames
Just to make sure, you are not talking about "
flickering" because of
artificial lighting?
I mean by "flickering" is like
this.
Because two of your MLV samples have flickering, "M30-0803.mlv" and "M30-0751.mlv" clips.
Also, could you share a rendered "vivid frame" which shows the artifacts
clearly?
I don't have such problem on my 700D, and if you was talking about something like fixed-pattern noise, there is no magic setting can remove it, so I can't fix something like this.
Beside, every sensor has its own fixed-pattern noise . . the simplest way I know to get rid of it is to use a darkframe.
Bilal, what Walter Schulz meant when he said
How do I do that?
He means to use uncompressed MLV RAW format, like 14-bit uncompressed, you can find the setting in "RAW video" submenu which is "Data format".
If the required write speed was too high, reduce the resolution until you have ~80 MB/s required write speed, to be able to do the test.
Also, you need to use hacks and pic quality trick to maximize write speed, these were coverd in first post in this thread.