If this happens, your camera thinks it is in movie mode. That’s why it’s limiting your shutter speed range. Make sure to follow our camera setup instructions. Camera Support For Nikon cameras you need to turn off Manual movie settings in the Movie Settings.
If your live view has light bands that move across it, you are probably dealing with an issue between the refresh rate of your live view and the lighting source. One potential source for this is your lights, especially if they are fluorescent. In that case, you may need different lights. This can also happen … Read more
In the Animation workspace you typically are looking at the live view and stepping back to other video assist images you already captured. These should always line up perfectly. Now, you switch to view the high-resolution proxies in the animation workspace, because you want to see your “real” images. But when you step between live … Read more
First of all, it is super important to understand that the live view and high-resolution images are different. In the cinematography workspace you set up your high-resolution capture settings and take test shots to make sure that your final images will look correct. In the animation workspace you are typically working with the video assist … Read more
If you are using a digital lens (not a manual aperture lens), then the live view and high-resolution images will have different aperture values, and therefore different depth-of-field and focus range. This is because the camera keeps the aperture wide open during live view, giving a shallow depth-of-field and a small focus range. If your … Read more