Paul

Thanks but all I do is try to take the pictures. I am not with the venue.

I am unfamiliar with posting JPGs to this site. Will dropbox be OK?

I don't know if these attempts to post are successful.

Yes. I will try to add a second.

At a theatrical performance, I recently took pictures with a Canon 1DX, settings 1/500th, Auto ISO. They used an overhead LED Projector used to project background scenery for the play. It was a money saver. The background appeared constant to the naked eye but the picture of the background had greatly varying wide horizontal color streaks.
During the performance I kept the focus point on the actors and their color was for the most part OK except when the projector's light was on them. It reminded me of a fluorescent light except it was in color. Usually a fluorescent light can be dealt with one picture at a time in processing. In this case the lack of uniformity within a single frame complicates the matter. Has anyone successfully dealt with this problem? Thanks!

Thanks KennyMac! That is precisely what I want.

[quote=dpullum]I was shocked that the 1DX flag ship Canon camera was not WIFI !!!
“Canon has the option of buying the WFT-E6A wireless transmitter, but at a steep $599 retail in the US. AT the time of this writing, the WFT-E7A was coming out at $849″.

“Other options like the Eye-Fi™ card are only available in SD cards, not CF cards as in what the 1Dx uses. After a Google search for other alternatives, I really found nothing, with the exception of the WFT-E6A adapter”
But there is hope read the full comments that go with the above quote @:
http://canonbody.com/eos-1dx-home-made-wireless-tethering-for-under-100/
also:
http://www.iwannashootyourface.com/blog/2013/4/wireless-tethering-for-your-1dx-with-no-hacking

With my Sony HX50V the WIFI is up to 20' and can connect to any "smart" phone or pad. These addon or hack referenced should work with smart equipment.

Be sure to check out the link before plunking down the cash. There are many 7-10" pads for less $100 that may do. A 7" gives you roughly 4X viewing. Don't the settings show in your eyeview? also If needed you can get a sun shield for your LED for less than $20 on Ebay.
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Thanks dpullum. That was certainly educational and may fit into my plans in the future. The settings do show. Sometimes my focus and/or exposure is a little off and I don't realize it until I see them on a larger screen.

Thanks Speters! I will do that. I was hoping that someone was doing that already and could share their experience.

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Suggestions for portable small screen (roughly 7 inches) to connect via HDMI Canon 1DX. I have trouble determining focus and general picture quality from small built-in screen. I hope I can find a small screen, battery powered with external battery pack with an input compatible with the 1DX HDMI MINI output. I'd appreciate suggestions.

Dixiegirl, very nice pictures! Thanks for sharing.