Could you get geeky on this and elaborate as to how shooting Log creates this issue? Is it a by product of the reduction of actual detail to avoid clipping when shooting log that when stretched back out leads to greater level steps between values? Obviously 8 bit has greater steps, that can lead to banding, than 10 bit but I've always felt the stretching out of the log signal adds noise, although I can't say I see the noise in normal video.
So let's get our Nerd on.
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <pat@...> wrote :
Yes thats a quantising issue on the chroma.
Shooting Log can cause this in 8bit recording systems. Its one of the trade offs.
Pat from his mobile.
Shooting Log can cause this in 8bit recording systems. Its one of the trade offs.
Pat from his mobile.
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