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[762NATO]

Richard, To get a photograph of a screen without a black bar across it you have to shoot at a shutter speed of 1/20th of a second or slower so it would be important to get a meter reading from the screen before you do anything else. Is that what you where after? Happy Holidays, George

[orlphoto]

exercise of trivial bs....

if memory serves me correctly the frame rate of a tv/movie/etc is 36 frames a sec, it has been awhile so i could be wrong...anyway the human eye can only pick up "black bars" if they are going by slower than 30 frames a second, hence the 36 frames above...

shooting at 1/30 or slower will work is my point since tv frame rates are at 36ish....

like i said just meaningless bs....


Happy Holidays everyone! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

[762NATO]

Actually thought it to be a interesting and applicable question. Could see application for it if one was shooting with a CRT some place in the frame, like a bussiness portrait, or images involving some sort of technology involving displays, like diagnostics, material testing, CNC, etc.. Thanks for providing a incentive to think. Merry Christmas! George