D-Cinelike possibly made some black lines

[Corbett Campbell]

Hey guys, I was trying to trouble shoot this and struck gold and found this forum by accident. Do any of you know what could be causing the black lines/blurs on the left side in the video? You see them mainly around the 12 second mark. It was my first time messing around with D-Cinelike today and I have never had this issue on any other setting. Settings were D-Cinelike, 24fps, 1/50 shutter speed, auto white balance. Thank you in advance!

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[Phantomrain.org]

Hey guys, I was trying to trouble shoot this and struck gold and found this forum by accident. Do any of you know what could be causing the black lines/blurs on the left side in the video? You see them mainly around the 12 second mark. It was my first time messing around with D-Cinelike today and I have never had this issue on any other setting. Settings were D-Cinelike, 24fps, 1/50 shutter speed, auto white balance. Thank you in advance!

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Its a perfect 4K picture . looks clean. your going to have those bars because of the resolution even in 1080.

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[Corbett Campbell]

I'll mess around with some resolution settings then, thank you.

 

[Phantomrain.org]

Sorry I thought you were talking about the Black Bars on the side of the video. my bad.

 

[MA2 317]

Hello from the Hoosier Heartland Corbett Campbell.

The flicker looks like shadows from the front left prop. ?

As you panned around for the shot, the angle of the sun looked to be about right for shadows from the prop.

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[Corbett Campbell]

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Hello from the Hoosier Heartland Corbett Campbell.

The flicker looks like shadows from the front left prop. ?

As you panned around for the shot, the angle of the sun looked to be about right for shadows from the prop.

Welcome to the Forum. ?

I spent some time looking at it, and I only got the flicker on a certain angle. So it probably was the prop. I was shooting with the sun almost directly overhead which would make sense for the props shadow. Thank you