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<blockquote data-quote="allanw" data-source="post: 399474" data-attributes="member: 54790">Ok sorry I have checked that setting and definately running 1080p.&nbsp; The following text is part of someone's post from another forum (i hope that's allowed) which describes the problem I am having quite well:Judder becomes a problem especially with camera movement, e.g. a pan, that becomes medium tempo and is exacerbated by hard-edged, vertical objects - the nightmare scenario being the medium pan across a picket fence outside a house. If the pan is fast enough, the vertical boards of the picket fence will become blurred on each frame of film, creating a blurred-together look as we watch it on screen. This looks fairly natural to us, since objects in motion blur in our vision naturally (just wave your hand in front of your face, especially under low lighting if you haven't noticed it before). But if the pan gets slower, the individual pickets in the fence are captured with less blur, until you can see the more discrete, more defined pickets. But at 24 fps doesn't allow capture (at such a speed) of all the successive positions needed for a smooth motion. Sowhat you notice are the pickets stuttering across the screen, because the camera has only captured the pickets in position A...D...G...J...M.....instead of all the steps....ABCDEFGHIJKLM(Or I....I....I....I....I....I instead of a continuos IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII).That prett much sums up what I see and to me it the objects appear to flicker but maybe the term &quot;flicker&quot; in this regard is not the correct word to use.&nbsp; After reading the rest of the post and others it appears that what I see is something I cannot completely get rid of, just try to minimise its visibility.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="allanw, post: 399474, member: 54790"] Ok sorry I have checked that setting and definately running 1080p. The following text is part of someone's post from another forum (i hope that's allowed) which describes the problem I am having quite well: [I]Judder becomes a problem especially with camera movement, e.g. a pan, that becomes medium tempo and is exacerbated by hard-edged, vertical objects - the nightmare scenario being the medium pan across a picket fence outside a house. If the pan is fast enough, the vertical boards of the picket fence will become blurred on each frame of film, creating a blurred-together look as we watch it on screen. This looks fairly natural to us, since objects in motion blur in our vision naturally (just wave your hand in front of your face, especially under low lighting if you haven't noticed it before). But if the pan gets slower, the individual pickets in the fence are captured with less blur, until you can see the more discrete, more defined pickets. But at 24 fps doesn't allow capture (at such a speed) of all the successive positions needed for a smooth motion. So what you notice are the pickets stuttering across the screen, because the camera has only captured the pickets in position A...D...G...J...M.....instead of all the steps....ABCDEFGHIJKLM (Or I....I....I....I....I....I instead of a continuos IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII).[/I] That prett much sums up what I see and to me it the objects appear to flicker but maybe the term "flicker" in this regard is not the correct word to use. After reading the rest of the post and others it appears that what I see is something I cannot completely get rid of, just try to minimise its visibility. [/QUOTE]

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