Posted by Lr on 07/06/06 04:23

This is not a solution, but since you have a XL-2 as I have, I was wondering
if I shoot in 60i, why can I not change the 24 frames to 60 frames. I can
not seem to find the 60 frames in the menu. Am I all screwed up. I looked
at the manual, and nothing on shooting 60 frames. using 60i.


"Scene 17 Pictures Ltd." <info@scene17pictures.com> wrote in message
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> Experienced the same thing with my XL-1 even after complete servicing of
> the
> lens by Canon factory. I would get around it most of the time while
> shooting
> both my Vietnam War Movies (features) by holding down the "Push AF" button
> on the lens locking it down the entire time I was shooting the scene and
> this helped most of the time but even then while doing stunts the lens
> would
> rack focus on its own any time the stunt players moved too fast. Pissed
> off
> the stunt guys when I had to do another take. Only way around this seems
> to
> be get a better lens and more patient stuntmen.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Steven Kahler
>
> www.scene17pictures.com
>
>
>
>
> "Reza" <zahid75251@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> I am shooting some footage with Canon XL2. I always use a Tripod . I
>> do not understand why the shots get blurry and fuzzy when the subjects
>> move. It usually happens in close up shots. I turn auto exposure,
>> image stabalizer and auto focus off. My shots still get slightly blurry
>> when actors move. Any suggestion from XL2 users will be helpful.
>>
>
>

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