Bands of colour
Jul 5, 2014 08:36:07 #
MCoomber
Loc: Hamilton ontario
Hi there,
I have noticed that some of my photos are showing bands of colours either on parts of the photo or all of the photo. This only seems to be on a few files during a shoot. Any suggestion?
I have noticed that some of my photos are showing bands of colours either on parts of the photo or all of the photo. This only seems to be on a few files during a shoot. Any suggestion?
Jul 5, 2014 09:01:06 #
Do a search above for banding. It's been discussed quite a bit before.
Jul 5, 2014 09:36:29 #
Jul 5, 2014 11:14:12 #
Usually banding as you describe is due JPG compression in large areas of the same color shade (sky, skin...) Nothing you can do other than selecting least compression in your camera or, god forbid, use raw if available.
If banding is an horizontal shift of colors you maybe dealing with file corruption.
As a few folks pointed out, a sample image would be nice.
If banding is an horizontal shift of colors you maybe dealing with file corruption.
As a few folks pointed out, a sample image would be nice.
Jul 5, 2014 12:39:16 #
MCoomber wrote:
Hi there,
I have noticed that some of my photos are showing bands of colours either on parts of the photo or all of the photo. This only seems to be on a few files during a shoot. Any suggestion?
I have noticed that some of my photos are showing bands of colours either on parts of the photo or all of the photo. This only seems to be on a few files during a shoot. Any suggestion?
Are you using a polarizer that has been over rotated, or other such filter?
SS
Jul 9, 2014 09:51:08 #
You may want to look up moire as well. It usually effects large areas with a fairly consistant color. Usually, if you select the area, and give it a slight blur, you can pretty much get rid of it.
What camera are you using? My D-70 had more than my D-200, and I haven't seen any at all on my D-7000
What camera are you using? My D-70 had more than my D-200, and I haven't seen any at all on my D-7000
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