Video Camera with Global Shutter? (to avoid weird-looking prop images)

[Skywarrior]

Hello, all -

 

Have viewed two VIRB-shot aerial videos. Very nice image quality - except for the usual prop-bending artifacts.

 

Anyone know of a reasonably-priced small video or DSLR camera that uses a Global Shutter? One I've looked at, which will do the job, is the Blackmagic Design camera, for $3G.

 

Errr... no.

 

There's a rumor that Canon will soon release a Global Shutter-equipped camera, but I don't know what price to expect - though it will probably be high.

 

I will not drop a load of cash on a video camera which depicts props as bendy, scimitar-lookin' whirlygigs.

 

So, I have come to you folks... 

 

 

Thanx for any assistance you can offer,

 

Chuck M.

[Awful_Charlie]

Get yourself a neutral filter -  the effect is explained quite well in this:

[MooneyPTG]

I put a neutral filter on my go pro with good results...except when flying directly into the sun.