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Hi Fred,
1. I ran the camera at 30fps (us camera version):
https://github.com/vintagefilmograph...o_with_hnc-hs9
The Pal version runs at 25/50 FPS. I saw somewhere where someone modified the camera but can no linger remember where I saw that.
I never recorded off of HDMI. Used the camera internal recording.
2. In OBS open up device settings and then select custom for resolution/FPS.
Then you can set the FPS but all frame rates may not be available. It depends on the capture device connected.
3. Camera distance, check if you can see film grain.
4. and 5. If the film has deteriorated badly it is hard to get the vivid colors back. With a bad magenta shift you can try using a halogen bulb. They have these at home depot and Amazon. Additionally you can try playing with the white balance in Resolve. You can google that one.
1. I ran the camera at 30fps (us camera version):
https://github.com/vintagefilmograph...o_with_hnc-hs9
The Pal version runs at 25/50 FPS. I saw somewhere where someone modified the camera but can no linger remember where I saw that.
I never recorded off of HDMI. Used the camera internal recording.
2. In OBS open up device settings and then select custom for resolution/FPS.
Then you can set the FPS but all frame rates may not be available. It depends on the capture device connected.
3. Camera distance, check if you can see film grain.
4. and 5. If the film has deteriorated badly it is hard to get the vivid colors back. With a bad magenta shift you can try using a halogen bulb. They have these at home depot and Amazon. Additionally you can try playing with the white balance in Resolve. You can google that one.
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