greetings all,
new to the list posting first msg ^^;;
i've found similar exposure irregularity problem with kodak dc290 zoom, i
know it's a consumer product. but i bet the problem arise from basically
same reason.
it happens, for me, when i shoot an object against white backdrop w/flash,
exposure is set for a fixed aperture (normaly f/5.6). i get coloured noise,
usually bluish/ greenish tint. and it is usually ok for the first 3~4 shots
and then tint appears as more shots being taken. i guess these kodak cameras
not able to truly 'lock' exposure. probably badly designed circuit design
that leaks out bad signals... in my case it's not something to do with
electrical signal or any other external affects b/c i shoot under controlled
lighting condition.
i also have nikon coolpix 950 however it rarely produce exposure
irregularity as much as dc290.
i'm thinking of leasing nikon D1. does anyone know of any exposure problem?
i've sent out a email to customer support regarding the subject and waiting
for kodak's explaination. i'll share when and if they reply~
TJ Kim
VR studio
seoul, korea
>I'm having a problem with digital camera performance when making
>objects. Specifically, I have a Kodak DCS-315 that is giving me very
>noticeable frame to frame variation in exposure and color balance. At
>first, I thought this was due to the use of strobes, but the problem
>persists with flood lights or just ambient room light. I have all of the
>camera controls, as far as I can tell, set to manual. Looking back on
>pictures shot in the last year, the problem may be getting worse with
>time.
