How to avoid bright contrast when sun hitting RICOH Theta V two lenses?11585
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| When shooting video outside and moving around, what is the best way to avoid the brightness contrast from the Sun hitting the 2 lenses differently? | ||
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| @JPPeron I am confused ... Which camera? Dan |
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| Sorry... Ricoh Theta V. When I look at the video later and get a stitch line with one side lighter than the other. When taking pictures I can angle the camera to be bladed into the Sun to eliminate this effect but that strategy is not feasible when moving and shooting video (ie. camera on a selfie stick while driving) |
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| @JPPeron Quote: Originally Posted by @JPPeron Yes. This is likely the challenge (without a solution). I will defer to others in the WGAN Forum that might have a solution for you. Dan |
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