Owen Rennie
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Before I shoot I let the Dragon warm up for a good 10 minutes or so.. to check it's warm I leave cap on lens or body and select exposure tool. Once the entire screen is purple I know the sensor is warm.
Question- as shown in this pic, there's still a few black dots on the left side of monitor that don't seem to turn purple . . Would this be something to worry about? Do I need to change temperature settings or something?
Also I've never Black shaded as I have a battle tested dragon and I don't want to play around with something that I'm sure Red did right, but seeing as though I'm shooting in Australia in different climate should I black shade? I'm not shooting in extreme temps or high frame rates yet..
Thanks
Owen
Question- as shown in this pic, there's still a few black dots on the left side of monitor that don't seem to turn purple . . Would this be something to worry about? Do I need to change temperature settings or something?
Also I've never Black shaded as I have a battle tested dragon and I don't want to play around with something that I'm sure Red did right, but seeing as though I'm shooting in Australia in different climate should I black shade? I'm not shooting in extreme temps or high frame rates yet..
Thanks
Owen