Frage von Robert:
I have recently been using a Panasonic NV-GS 250 Mini DV camcorder. When playing of recordings on the TV, when you look closely you can see easily in the background, a black grid. The same is located, almost imperceptible, on the camcorder display. On the TV, I find it disturbing. Is this normal? Does anyone know this symptom? If the s.der 3CCD technology? Is there a way to configure this?
Antwort von Markus:
Hello Robert,
3CCD camcorder is one of higher quality than a model with 1CCD, so the picture should be better in any case. If the error in the optical signal processing or in the tape? Close to the camcorder time s.das TV s.and consider the live-picture.
But where synonymous always find the mistakes, I would claim the device!
Antwort von Robert:
Hello, and thank you very much for the reply.
The picture is razor sharp and the colors of the camcorder are synonymous
very good. Only in the background when you look closely you can see quite easily, a black, closely and square grid. This is synonymous to the recording on the camcorder display easily visible. It is like with a rastering squares. I'm not sure if this is a manufacturing defect, or whether it is normal for 3CCD cameras. Had to test against an NV-GS140. There, the problem does not occur. This camcorder, however, had an electronic image stabilization, in contrast to the NV-GS250, which has an optical. Therefore I am
I am not sure if I should return the device (withdrawal) or replacement pull into consideration. Last mentioned only when I am sure that this phenomenon in other camcorder users of this type does not occur. I would be very grateful if I could give other owners of NV-GS250 more info. Thanks in advance for any answers!
Antwort von Markus:
Hello Robert,
an optical image stabilization is better quality than a digital, then saw the image disturbance is likely to have nothing to do with. The problem is not normally synonymous with 3CCD camcorders. Both of my (Sony) Dreichipper not show this drawback, and that the Panasonic NV-GS140 offers a decent picture, which could you convince yourself.
Is it possible that you bought at Media Markt and Saturn? - Rumor has it I once heard that against the best Prices with camcorders there with some faulty batches were realized. As I said, it's just a rumor, and watch please only as such.
Antwort von Robert:
Hello, I purchased it at Dixons and will test it again today. If I do not get behind it, I'll replace the camcorder.
Gruss,
Robert
Antwort von wrunge:
My 250 does not have this phenomenon?
Antwort von Jan:
Hello,
that sounds suspiciously like CCD or signal processor. Was the error in different tapes?
But no preference Dixons, now back on! A decent GS 250 makes no such thing ....
LG
January
Antwort von Ela-Luca:
As discussed here before she had problems with the
NV GS 250, I'd like to ask, what do you think of the following progress report:
A major drawback I have unfortunately found only after the 14 day return policy had expired. S.5 times zoom lens, the darkening in the corners off very strong. The disturbing, especially in landscape shots, for example when wind turbines on a mountain, standing strong in a clear sky ranzoomt. On all four corners of the image, the lens vignetting very strong. It then falls to synonymous, that the optical image stabilization is inferior to mediocrity. That's what I found at
kelkoo. Since I am just thinking whether I'll buy an NV GS 300, or it really take to me (mainly because of increased intensity and focus ring) to inquire into the 250s, I would inetressieren whether this is a standard problem (I can not not) imagine.
Thanks, guys!
Jennifer
Antwort von jabone:
In the GS 250 is a standard problem of vignetting.
Now you should prefer to choose between GS 300 and GS 500th
Both produce better pictures, has the same design as the GS 500 GS 250 and the same features. The GS 300 has fewer features, zBkeinen manual focus ring.
Antwort von prem:
In the GS 250 is a standard problem of vignetting.
Now you should prefer to choose between GS 300 and GS 500th
Both produce better pictures, has the same design as the GS 500 GS 250 and the same features. The GS 300 has fewer features, zBkeinen manual focus ring. Not quite the same features: AV-in lacks. Was with my purchasing decision is absolutely important. In his perhaps even synonymous.
Antwort von moreno.:
Hello,
I have the same problem with my GS 280 as you described it.
Have the top of the forum are my concerns.
Have just spoken with the Panasonic service department in Wiesbaden.
Such a failure would not be known. One should, however, necessarily the Camera with a recorded cassette so that you can send the watch times.
Supposedly there are models in Dehen there were problems with the Aperture to have. However, this should not be responsible for the grid.
Antwort von steveb:
funny thing ... it since the first two and only (so far) that have this same problem and the synonymous yet at the same time .... I'm curious to see what comes out. Please make sure to tell the result ... there are still a few other 280er/250er User ...
or perhaps a manufacturing defect? There's someone who knows this problem or know ... or know someone knows this problem or knew or knew ...
Antwort von Markus:
Well ... Jan, your posting is gone? - I just wanted to quote something ...
* edit *
Okay, now stands there:
Panasonic GS 280 raster image during playback, so the two posts would be synonymous links between them. ;-)
Antwort von Jan:
No, it was the wrong thread, it was about 100 Hz Television ...
LG
January
Antwort von moreno.:
Hello,
I hope you can resolve your problem.
If not can do it all the time synonymous SCART try drag times.
Look again closely s.den the connector from the camcorder to television. Perhaps there is another connection option.
What else could be, which is an electronic device, equipment or perhaps synonymous speaker too close s.der Camera or s.Television stands and thus interferes with the transmission.
Opportunities still a lot of luck on your search.
Greeting Moreno
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