Frage von Jack_Dan:
Hi All,
I'm buying a TRV900 to me yesterday and I would like rausholen the most out of the camera, I would like to Calibrate lasssen it on Sony Premium tapes and can adjust white balance, etc. colors. I have often read something about it but unfortunately found nothing concrete.
So I read that may even fudged in manufacturing "something was zurechtfertigen to the pricing gap with the more expensive models, but this is apparently synonymous correctable.
Since I exclusively for skateboarding videos movies I aspire to the VX1000 look.
My questions are now.
What can we leave everything to do?
What to mind?
What makes sense?
Who can recommend a workshop in Germany know their way around it, are fast and cheap?
What would cost about the fun?
Even again, thanks for the reply.
Greetz
Markus
Antwort von peha:
Hi,
I use the TRV 900 for about 4 years in the factory setting and am very happy with it - inbes. with the light sensitivity.
The band's place in my experience no noticeable effect on quality (a correlation should be undertaken because of possible increased mechanical wear and tear 'not too often).
Comprehensive information you will find here
http://www.bealecorner.com/trv900/
(naturally a bit dated).
Gruss
Peter
Antwort von thos-berlin:
The TRV900 is still a MiniDV camcorder. That brings the calibration of the tapes for the picture quality absolutely nothing, because the picture is digitally written to the tape.
Errors occur in the form of Klötchen or skipping, whose causes are due in most cases Verschutzung. If you have problems when playing alien tapes there is the further a possible Kopfdejustage.
In both cases, but there are mechanical problems, and no calibration of the comparison ode.
When the band switching at most aspects such as "tape damage are considered" too. After a head of cleaning is recommended for many people to stay with a band places, so that different types of non-abrasive band together to form a stiff paste / lumps.
Whether one can optimize s.den components from the tape still must answer a connoisseur of the TRV900 ....
