mrbill762

Rob, Thank you. I thought it would be something like what you described. I happen to have come across a movie with a radio station scene last night. They dealt with it by blurring out the LEDs. Most likely, in post as the rest of the board was in focus. Thanks again for the reply and the education. Mr. Bill

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While filming in a radio station we found that the LED displays were rotating rather than static. Thus you could not read the display you just saw a kaleidoscope of individual LED segments. Is there a way to avoid this in the future? Thank you. Mr. Bill