Brown vertical bands

Hello Everyone,

This is my first post. I currently have brown vertical bands on my 5d's live view image when I shoot at shutter speeds other than 1/30 & 1/60. Is this an interlace problem I'm experiencing?

Thanks for any help.

Monte

Correction, I mean horizontal bands. Sorry.


Monte

Fluorescent light. I can't get rid of it either under certain fluos. Camera needs a Syncro adjustment to be able to do it I think.

Anyone got a fix?

Hello Everyone,

This is my first post. I currently have brown vertical bands on my 5d's live view image when I shoot at shutter speeds other than 1/30 & 1/60. Is this an interlace problem I'm experiencing?

Thanks for any help.

Monte

Look closer, they might still be there at 1/30 and 1/60. I just tried it and they are, just harder to spot .

Hello Everyone,

This is my first post. I currently have brown vertical bands on my 5d's live view image when I shoot at shutter speeds other than 1/30 & 1/60. Is this an interlace problem I'm experiencing?

Thanks for any help.

Monte

Look closer, they might still be there at 1/30 and 1/60. I just tried it and they are, just harder to spot .

You're right, sometimes I can still see them at 1/30 and 1/60.

How do video cameras get around this problem?

Brown vertical bands = 5D "skid marks"

UK only humour.

Brown vertical bands = 5D "skid marks"

UK only humour.

I think we can all understand it .

rolling shutter causes this in european countries because of the 30 f shutter, film un these 50hertz countries with 50 or 100 or 1000 shutter ... down brown bands than.

Also a HUGE problem when shooting under HMI lights. Even if they are "flicker free"

Hello Everyone,

This is my first post. I currently have brown vertical bands on my 5d's live view image when I shoot at shutter speeds other than 1/30 & 1/60. Is this an interlace problem I'm experiencing?

Thanks for any help.

Monte

Vertical bands are completely new to me. Please show us a picture, I have great difficulty with the idea that 1/43200s difference (between the exposure of different points in one line) could have anything to with a light frequency at 50Hz or 60Hz.