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I may have missed something, but after reading through the settings listing, I do not think it is possible. Eight-bit HDMI is an older standard, I am guessing newer cameras dropped support for it. You may have some good results with a converter: https://www.reddit.com/r/FilmDIT/comments/rukd94/does_anyone_have_a_recommendation_about_devices/ But, …., it may be less expensive to upgrade to a recently released field monitor that supports newer standards. edit: HDMI v2.0 is the minimum standard that supports 10-bit bit-depth, so avoid monitors that only support HDMI v1.4. -
By Sebastian S · Posted
I'm using x-s10 with 16-55mm 2.8f lens. A week ago I've got message "turn off the camera and turn on again" without any known for me reason. I took out battery, lens, sd card and after few hours I was able to use it. Next day the same story, so I plugged sd card via card reader to my smartphone, cleared it out. I'm using the newest firmware for the camera and lens. I'm not able to take pictures for 3 days already... When I point the camera to the ceiling I see that the screen is a little bit wobbling so I suspect that sth is wrong with IBIS. Have any of you had such an issue with your camera? What have you done in this case? -
What you say is suggestive and I will try it out of curiosity. But in fact I bought second hand a Bowens GM500 (€60!!) quite old and it works perfectly with the cable, so the cable was not the problem. -
By john giskes · Posted
Thank you for your respond. Yes, I see the HDMI output is in 10bit. I can't see how I can change the HDMI output to 8 bit. Do you know if there is the possibility to do so?
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