Side by side comparison of rolling shutter on the Canon EOS 7D and Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Posted on 17. Oct, 2009 by planetMitch in 5D mk ii, 7D, Video
Now this is great little test! One Canon EOS 5D Mark II and one Canon EOS 7D mounted on the same tripod filming at the same time gives you a great comparison of the rolling shutter effect.
Rolling shutter @ identical panning speed: Canon 7D vs Canon 5D mark II from Mike Kobal on Vimeo.
this is an update to my first test, a bit more conclusive.
please check my blog for a few more discoveries during this test, download the 720p versions from here.
http://www.mikekobal.com/blog/?p=311
There’s a bit more to read over on Mike’s blog
(Photo credit: snap from the video)
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Travis
17. Oct, 2009
5D > 7D on the rolling shutter. 24p really isnt that big a deal in my opinion. When the output is H264 you are gunna have to reoutput to somethign like Prores anyway. So might as well convert to 24 at the same time.
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hudson
18. Oct, 2009
I’ve done a top-to-bottom split screen comparison of the 5D and 7D in all of its modes. Since we’re looking at horizontal motion, this makes the comparison much easier than the side-to-side split screen.
My results are that the 7D and 5D have identical scan rates in 24p and 30p modes, while the 7D‘s 60p has a much faster scan rate (12.5ms?). http://vimeo.com/6986229
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mike huetz
15. Mar, 2010
Try this fix: http://www.vimeo.com/10130633
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