Hello everyone,
I am new here. I have a weird issue with my Z6III camera, I noticed it during a shoot at a musical event with lots of flashing lights/LEDs. I have flicker reduction turned on.
Check the image. Does anyone know what causes these lines? How can I avoid them? Is it the partially stacked sensor?
We were hiking in the rainforest of Southeast Alaska. Eagles were EVERYWHERE, though at a long distance, along this creek looking for salmon.
This little bird is a hybrid of a Peregrine Falcon, the fastest bird and the fastest animal in all of creation, and a Gyrfalcon.
This little bird is a hybrid of a Peregrine Falcon, the fastest bird and the fastest animal in all of creation, and a Gyrfalcon.
I had taken my wife to Jackson, Wyoming at Christmas time so that we could ride in a "One Horse Open Sleigh". Dog it was cold!
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Shutter banding, also known as the "rolling shutter" effect, is a common issue that occurs when the sensor's reading speed doesn't match the refresh rate of artificial lights. This results in uneven exposure lines or distorted moving images in photos.
I got the quote from here but the anti-spam detector wouldn't let me just post the link.
https://enthusiastphotoblog.com/silent-shutter-banding/