Has anyone seen their Epic do this when running in HDRx?

[Greg Clark]

Freaky right!

 

[Ian B. Johnson]

Freaky right!

Yup, Scarlet does the same thing. Sometimes it'll also displace a chunk of the image from one side of the screen to the other (i.e. 1/4 of the left side shows up on the right). Seems like there are still some bugs to straighten out there.

 

[Shane Kelly]

just saw that this week on a job. wasn't in the recorded image luckily.

 

[Andrew Gentle]

Yeah, I had a similar thing happen when I was doing some timelapses with Scarlet running 2.0.5. I assumed it happened only for long exposures, I guess it pops up in other situations as well.

 

[TheBied]

Yup, Scarlet does the same thing. Sometimes it'll also displace a chunk of the image from one side of the screen to the other (i.e. 1/4 of the left side shows up on the right). Seems like there are still some bugs to straighten out there.

These are both known issues we are actively working through. Neither affect the recorded image.

The stutter can be addressed by switching resolutions or by going in and out of HDRx.
The image displacement requires a re-start.

 

[Jason Comparetto]

It works really well for dance music videos

 

[Andrew Gentle]

It works really well for dance music videos

Yes, perhaps we could get an option to record this way as well? Haha

 

[F. Malmer]

Just jump into play mode and back and it usually disappears.

 

[Greg Clark]

Thank you! A little frightening when this happens the first time on a job. Good Idea about the dance video mode lol

 

[Brian Iannone]

It works really well for dance music videos

Yes, perhaps we could get an option to record this way as well? Haha

Yes, I would like to formally request that feature in a future firmware update. LOL!

Scarlet has the same bug. I've found that pressing the 1:1 Magnify button twice on the Touch 5" LCD (the first to enter 1:1, then again to go back out) corrects the stutter issue.