Anyone else have this issue?
Feb 1, 2019 07:07:34 #
Feb 1, 2019 07:08:52 #
Heat maybe? Black bodies absorb more light and will heat up faster. Thats why canon has white body glass. Just a thought.
Feb 1, 2019 07:16:20 #
leftj
Loc: Texas
Elmerviking wrote:
Strange...the lines are only there if you download the picture. I have no idea what’s the problem.
No, they're there without download. They're just very faint but show up prominently upon download.
Feb 1, 2019 07:16:29 #
Does that camera have a 'textured' setting anywhere in the menu? This looks like a screen, or a texture that has been overlaid over the image.............I am not familiar with your camera. you might want to try resetting the camera to the original settings as one check, or scroll through all of the menu to see if you have accidentally clicked on something you didn't mean to.
Feb 1, 2019 07:17:11 #
It looks as if every other line has been eliminated from the sensor data. Looks like something's either wrong with the hardware connection to the sensor, or a flaw in the firmware. I'd say if it crops up again, do a full reset and see if that instantly clears it up. Like others have already suggested, perhaps a call to Nikon might shed some light on it.
DWHart24 wrote:
This past weekend I was shooting an event with my ... (show quote)
Feb 1, 2019 07:20:56 #
larryepage
Loc: North Texas area
I have three questions. Did this occur with any other aircraft? Were you standing near the pilot? And if so, did his transmitter have a black flag attached to the antenna? If so, he was using amateur radio RC frequencies, which can have transmitter power up to 2 watts, quite a bit more than other RC systems. They are also in a frequency band just above 50 MHz, which can be just right to cause interference like this
Could be the case even without the flag, but the flag would be normal protocol at a group meet. And it could be interference even with a lower power transmitter.
Could be the case even without the flag, but the flag would be normal protocol at a group meet. And it could be interference even with a lower power transmitter.
Feb 1, 2019 07:33:29 #
Feb 1, 2019 07:47:13 #
I have had it happen with Printers when the paper is incorrect and it's a software issue and we rebooted the device and reset all the perimeters and it went away. I don't know if this is any help with your issues.Sorry
Jimbo
Jimbo
Feb 1, 2019 07:56:43 #
OlinBost wrote:
Did anyone notice the pilot?
Yes. But vertical lines have always been slimming.
Feb 1, 2019 07:58:33 #
Elmerviking wrote:
Strange...the lines are only there if you download the picture. I have no idea what’s the problem.
Yes, I noticed that. The download is the original, so that must have something to do with it. Even enlarging the thumbnail doesn't show the banding. Interesting problem. I'd like to see if the lines are in the exact same place on the other images. I'd experiment and take a series of shots in the same position and see if they all have/don't have the banding.
Feb 1, 2019 07:59:13 #
cameraf4 wrote:
A bigger mystery for me is: What happened to the third wing on the Fokker?
And the propeller.
Feb 1, 2019 08:00:42 #
OlinBost wrote:
Did anyone notice the pilot?
Of course, but this goes back to WW I, over 100 years ago. What do you expect?!
Feb 1, 2019 08:02:44 #
foxfirerodandgun
Loc: Stony Creek, VA
I would wildly guess that CO's suggestion may have been the culprit. I know that during RC events cell phones can cause issues and signs are displayed banning the use of them anywhere close to the immediate area of RC use. Just a thought.
Feb 1, 2019 08:04:07 #
foxfirerodandgun
Loc: Stony Creek, VA
OlinBost wrote:
Did anyone notice the pilot?
Yea, he is the "bare bones type" since he isn't wearing a parachute.
Feb 1, 2019 08:15:24 #
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