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frankandsteph

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I have been using my iPad Air 2 to record my kids soccer games and it has been fine. Works well in daylight, mediocre under the lights. So I picked up a 10.5 Pro and the results are less than stellar. Take a look at this 5 second video. I do not see anything like this on the Air or my iphone, just this new fancy 10.5!





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960design

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But, from the picture I can make a couple of assumptions. Pointing any camera at a large light source in the dark is a definite no-no in photography/videography. Try getting higher up and pointing down on the field so that the light is not shining directly into the sensor.

I professionally live stream events ( typically at night ) as part of my job to over 150 countries.
 
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dojoman

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Any cameras you point directly at light source it will look crappy no matter what. It's not the equipment fault more like operator.
 
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CrystalQuest76

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If you can't change your seating location, try tapping and holding down on a particular area of the iPad display that you want to focus on. The AE/AF Lock will be triggered and that might adjust the lighting focus to what you want.
Here is a tutorial that i found. The tutorial talks about photos the AE/AF Lock also works with video on the iPad.
How to Use iPhone AE/AF Lock.
 
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