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I JUST got the pro 9000 and i want to know what settings will give me the BEST quality.
It depends on your lighting setup, someone else can give you theirs but since their lighting setup is different it might not give you the same results. But one thing that could help is try to put the gain down as much as you can. This usually stops a little graininess. (You might not be able to tell the grain with the 9000 but with past experience with my 4000 it gives a bit of grain)
-Tejas VIM
turn exposure up as high as possible, and grain as low as possible.
turn exposure up as high as possible, and gain as low as possible.
I've also found that using brighter lights than most people would, then turn the gain and exposure almost all the way done (gain lower than exposure) I can get a pretty good image.
SIDE NOTE: For the average daylight scene I will use two studio PAR lights with 150W bulbs on a makeshift grid above the set then at least 1 60W desk as a fill. This will give a good bright pretty even light across the set, then turn exposure and gain all the way down. Unless I need a darker scene then I will only use 3 60W desk lamps.
im still having a severe light flicker problem, also on a side note, why cant i exit monkeyjam? It sais address code 000000, what does that mean?!?!?!
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