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Brilliant!! Thanks for sharing!!
What do you think about the idea of drilling a hole in a lens cap and using a flap of gaff tape to cover it? When you need to white balance, you can just remove the gaff tape?
That could work. But the benefit of a movable mask is the white target doesn’t even need to be in the middle of the frame and moving the mask closer or further away from the lens alters the size of the area that is masked.
Good afternoon, I need some info on lut in the sony pxw fx9
What do you need to know?
Thank you.I have been doing this for long time and this is working gr8t for me
Thanks Alister. I’m going to give this a try. I’ve ordered some black plastic card, so hopefully I’ll be able to try this out soon.
I have a FX9 and have been finding it very difficult at times to get a reliable white balance. Even when using a white or grey card and filling up most of the viewfinder. The results aren’t always consistent and nearly every time there is a red/magenta bias in the image which is very frustrating. You can’t seem to be able to ‘trust’ the camera to get it right.
Hopefully, this will help!
So pleased to see this simple solution as I have been bringing 8′ or 10′ white fabric to try to get decent white targets from across a ballroom, and on the wider “cover-shot” lensing, these targets still may not be large enough. No longer an issue with this method!!