Edits in Adobe After Affects and Premier Pro CC 2014. No post production stabilization.
Most of this was shot in 1080/60p at 1/125 sec and Auto ISO. I varied the F-stop depended on the type of shot (zoom, macro, wide). Since I was shooting video I used the U/W White Balance setting. For the most part it was OK, but in almost all the clips still had to make color adjustments.
Also, I noticed the wide shots (16mm + Fisheye converter in the Dome Port) were not sharp / out of focus on the edges. For some of those clips where it was really noticeable I had to crop about 5-10%
I find the lights are pretty good, but I did notice a shutter effect at night when both lights were on high. If I backed one down it seemed to go away.
thanks for putting this up as i'm looking at the a6000 and it's looking good to me
Cheers. Correction to post above. I used 8 floats - not 12. 3 on the long arm; 1 on the short arm for each side. That made it only slightly negative buoyant.
I'm MacGyvering a tripod for the Flextray using Ultralight balls and arms. Will post that when done.
a question on the housing, how easy is it to operate with a 5mm gloved hand
a question on the housing, how easy is it to operate with a 5mm gloved hand
I haven't tried it so I cant say for certain. Zoom and shutter would seem me to be easy since the knob and button is large. But changing settings has smaller buttons which might be more challenging.
i've been useing mine for four months now ( has the trigger on the flex tray ) and all is good.
I have this housing for sale. See the Classified section for the listing and link to eBay
Regarding the 16mm + Fisheye converter being out of focus on the edges, do you know what aperture you were using? If made the aperture smaller would the edges come into focus at all?
I wouldn't have even noticed the edges unless you mentioned it.
