u/gushkaper

Hi, I can't seem to figure this out. While in standard video mode, if the starting scene is dark there's the "Low light enhancement" pop-up which brightens everything. Is this basically switching to the PureVideo mode?

And related question: if I start a video in a bright scene then enter a dark room, will the Low light enhancement trigger? Is it based only on the start time of the video and stays on until the end, or can it adapt afterwards only for certain parts of the video?

Thanks!

I'm usually recording without voice so there's no need to have it clipped on, I'd rather maximize ambient sounds.

Also regarding wind reduction, is the Mic Pro more efficient vs Luna Ultra's own Wind Guard foam?
Does it even make sense to purchase if mainly recording no-voice environment?

Can't seem to find this info in the reviews I've seen. Thanks!

Pretty horrible market conditions now just 10 days before ex-div date, AI stocks getting crushed after the huge run, I see QQQ having its worst day of the year, all putting additional pressure on crypto which was already oversold.

If we still get STRC pegged to 100$ mid-June I will be very confident in it going forward, bad market conditions like this for BTC are pretty rare.

Hi, in Europe we need to use 50Hz to avoid flickering in low-light, and my understanding is the FPS is required to be a submultiple of it for best quality, which means 50 or 25 fps.

This makes 60fps not practical here. But a great plus is that 50fps has "Active HDR" whereas 60fps does not.

So to me this means 50fps with Jitter Blur Reduction and HDR is the best possible setting for this camera.

Otherwise decrease to 25fps which is too low for my taste, as I prefer smooth videos.

Or is it something I am missing? I just received mine and trying to optimize the settings.