Motion blur/lagging - is this normal?

[swan n]

When I pan the camera, I see the images appear slightly lagged. I noticed this before but I guess I ignored it. Is there a way to avoid this? (Even the recorded footage has this). I'm shooting at 4k, 24fps, 1/48 shutter.

 

[Terry VerHaar]

How fast are you panning? Is it motion blur or is it a "lag" effect (which I interpret to mean a sort of stutter)?

 

[swan n]

I'm panning as slow as I can and I still see the images lagged a bit. It doesn't happen randomly, it happens consistently. More lag than blur.

 

[Mike P.]

Easiest way would be to post a still or clip?

 

[Bob Gundu]

Recorded footage or just off the LCD?

 

[swan n]

The motion blur or lagging of images was visible while recording and playing back BUT only on the LCD. I was going to upload some footage but when I saw it on the computer, it is perfectly normal. It seems it's an issue with refresh on the LCD.

 

[Enrique Blein]

Same here. I restarted and it went away...

 

[Paul Mortlock]

I saw this today during a pre-light for a shoot tomorrow.

Looked like a slow shutter slur to me. Re-started and no further issues.

I'm running 3.3.14

 

[swan n]

Oh! No such luck for me. I see the lag even after restarting a few times. Is there some kind of refresh setting on the LCD that I should be correcting?

I also am on 3.3.14.

 

[Enrique Blein]

wiggle the connector of the cable, could be the connection to the brain, and the restart

 

[Chris McKechnie]

Always be sure to check the back of the lemo cable. There is a threaded cap which can come loose. I tightened mine and I haven't seen the issue since.

In case any of you guys lose those little lemo end caps, you can order them from www.heilind.com The part number is FHG.1B.140.LC

I ordered 4 of them just in case. :-0