Ian D'Amelia
Well-known member
Hello all,
I have a relatively low hours Gemini, which in the middle of a day on set suddenly "failed to apply calibration map", causing the image to have hideous purple lines running throughout the image (as to be expected with a bad cal/ black shade applied). Upon closer inspection, the sensor temperature reading was ZERO (the core temperature reading was nominal). So, obviously, if the camera doesn't know the sensor temp. a proper cal map can't be applied. But my question is - has anyone seen this (likely a hardware failure)? Do you think there is any risk of damage to the camera or sensor - without a proper temperature reading, the camera doesn't know how to properly thermally regulate itself? Thoughts?
Thanks.
I have a relatively low hours Gemini, which in the middle of a day on set suddenly "failed to apply calibration map", causing the image to have hideous purple lines running throughout the image (as to be expected with a bad cal/ black shade applied). Upon closer inspection, the sensor temperature reading was ZERO (the core temperature reading was nominal). So, obviously, if the camera doesn't know the sensor temp. a proper cal map can't be applied. But my question is - has anyone seen this (likely a hardware failure)? Do you think there is any risk of damage to the camera or sensor - without a proper temperature reading, the camera doesn't know how to properly thermally regulate itself? Thoughts?
Thanks.