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Posted by yarock on 10/13/06 03:00
Bill Farnsworth wrote:
> <mv@movingvision.co.uk> wrote
> >
> > First manually white balance both cameras at the same time off a
> > standard white, or similar, fully lit by the main source of light.
> > If the colour looks different to the XL1s on the XL2 it's most
> > likely to be a simple warm/cold red or blue bias. Go into the XL2
> > menu and find the item that adjusts this bias until it matches the
> > XL1s. They have different CCD's The XL2 has 4x3 Mega Pixel CCD's
> > ostensibly allowing an ersatz true anamorphic 16x9 image without
> > losing the 25% of resolution the XL1s does when in wide screen mode.
> > --
> > John Lubran
>
> Excellent advice John.
> I would add that checking the cameras at the same time on one monitor,
> switching between the A and B input would be a good simple field
> check.
>
> Bill F.
> www.billfarnsworthvideo.com
I've shot several weddings with my XL2 and another guy with an XL1. I
adjusted the XL2 to give it more saturation so as to match up better
with theXL1. I have a preset somewhere, but I have to look for it. You
can also go onto dvinfo.net and do a search there. Several helpfull
guys(especially Ash Greyson) have posted loads of custom XL2 presets.
Bruce S. Yarock
www.yarock.com
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