Parallel lines on all images?
May 31, 2014 13:29:05 #
A friend of mine is having this issue:
"I need some help. I have a Canon EOS Rebel T3. The photo I have attached is how all my photos are turning out. Any help on what adjustments I can make to remove the lines would be appreciated. Thank you!"
I don't know what to tell her, but I figure one of my Ugly Hedgehog buddies would know so I can send her the fix.
Thank you folks!!!
"I need some help. I have a Canon EOS Rebel T3. The photo I have attached is how all my photos are turning out. Any help on what adjustments I can make to remove the lines would be appreciated. Thank you!"
I don't know what to tell her, but I figure one of my Ugly Hedgehog buddies would know so I can send her the fix.
Thank you folks!!!
Banding on the image?
May 31, 2014 13:31:58 #
May 31, 2014 13:36:57 #
May 31, 2014 13:37:00 #
old hippy wrote:
Any chance a filter like a cpl left on the lens.
Will find out! :D
May 31, 2014 13:37:33 #
Bret wrote:
That looks like a sensor problem.
That's what I'm guessing!
May 31, 2014 13:39:04 #
I have not seen this issue before, but basic troubleshooting questions/steps would be:
Did this just start?
IF yes - then what changed (settings, filters, lens)???
Are the batteries fully charged?
Reset all setting back to factory default and clear all user settings.
Remove and re-attach the lens to ensure a proper connection
IF no - how new is the camera - maybe it should be taken back...
If nothing has changed and you've tried all the basics, I would suggest contacting Canon.
Did this just start?
IF yes - then what changed (settings, filters, lens)???
Are the batteries fully charged?
Reset all setting back to factory default and clear all user settings.
Remove and re-attach the lens to ensure a proper connection
IF no - how new is the camera - maybe it should be taken back...
If nothing has changed and you've tried all the basics, I would suggest contacting Canon.
May 31, 2014 13:56:30 #
This looks to me to be what is known as "banding noise". From what I have read it is usually camera specific, and is often the result of high ISO, combined with low light conditions and under exposure, or excessive brightening when in post production. I have also read that it can occur in some camera models with certain white balance settings at high ISOs.
I'd suggest contacting Canon support, providing them with a sample image, and see what they can tell you, or do, to eliminate the problem.
I'd suggest contacting Canon support, providing them with a sample image, and see what they can tell you, or do, to eliminate the problem.
May 31, 2014 13:58:39 #
jdubu
Loc: San Jose, CA
This doesn't appear to be a filter or an optical lens problem... more likely a sensor or a bad SD card.
If a different lens and a different SD card still produces this problem, then it is within the camera body. Then it might be the firmware not correctly writing to the card. A firmware update or reapplication may solve the problem.
Has anything been recently dropped or gone through a hazardous event?
PhotographerJIm has a good point also, but I assumed the example was SOOC and not PP.
If a different lens and a different SD card still produces this problem, then it is within the camera body. Then it might be the firmware not correctly writing to the card. A firmware update or reapplication may solve the problem.
Has anything been recently dropped or gone through a hazardous event?
PhotographerJIm has a good point also, but I assumed the example was SOOC and not PP.
May 31, 2014 14:04:25 #
May 31, 2014 14:22:40 #
jdubu wrote:
This doesn't appear to be a filter or an optical l... (show quote)
It could be either. The banding can occur SOOC or when excessive brightening is used during post, from what I have read in the past. The key seems to be that it is camera specific and usually high ISO is involved. Beyond that, I got nothing! :P I'd call Canon.
Jun 1, 2014 07:16:10 #
Jun 1, 2014 07:19:27 #
skydiverbob wrote:
A friend of mine is having this issue:
"I need some help. I have a Canon EOS Rebel T3. The photo I have attached is how all my photos are turning out. Any help on what adjustments I can make to remove the lines would be appreciated. Thank you!"
I don't know what to tell her, but I figure one of my Ugly Hedgehog buddies would know so I can send her the fix.
Thank you folks!!!
"I need some help. I have a Canon EOS Rebel T3. The photo I have attached is how all my photos are turning out. Any help on what adjustments I can make to remove the lines would be appreciated. Thank you!"
I don't know what to tell her, but I figure one of my Ugly Hedgehog buddies would know so I can send her the fix.
Thank you folks!!!
I do not know of any setting that would add this look. I'm guessing sensor malfunction. You could try switching memory cards. I always try to eliminate any variables starting with the easiest and cheapest.
Jun 1, 2014 07:48:00 #
banjonut wrote:
......I'm guessing sensor malfunction.....
It looks like some sort of internal failure, either with the sensor or with the electronics. It looks like there might be a problem with the blue channel.
Jun 1, 2014 08:32:46 #
In all electronics - first thing - reboot! For many such as a camera, that would mean removing the battery, and replace it with a fresh one.
And I agree - reset all settings to the factory defaults and take some photos with normal lighting/iso settings and see what happens. Good luck!
And I agree - reset all settings to the factory defaults and take some photos with normal lighting/iso settings and see what happens. Good luck!
Jun 1, 2014 08:40:49 #
Thanks guys for all the feedback. This problem has been going on since day one, I'm told. She is returning the camera to where she bought it.
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