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NicolasKL wrote:
How did you test it? 25600 ISO? 30s exposure? Shine a flashlight in the mount area while it's exposing?
I need to do some further testing with mine. If it only shows up when you're actively trying to cause it as described above (which it looks like it does according to my preliminary testing), then I don't really care.
If it only shows up at 10,000+ ISOs in bright daylight and 10s+ exposures then I probably don't care.
If it shows up at anything "worse" then that, then I care.
Regardless of whether or not it ultimately affects me, I think it's pretty shoddy for a 2300 dollar camera. I did the same test with my old D80 and didn't see a single pixel of light leak, though of course it doesn't go to 25,600 ISO....Show more →
No flashlight, but 25600 ISO, and 30's. Although I did it indoors. Maybe I should try outdoor, but not sure if I could get 30's @ 25600 in daylight though. I thought about using a flashlight, but I would never do it in real life. So using a flash light wouldn't represent how I would normally shoot.
I do have an nd grad 10 stopper, but need a step up ring, since it's too big for my Sony lenses. Once I get a step up ring. I could possibly do an outdoor shot with the sun directly pointing on the suspected light leak location, and see what happens.
For now, the camera works the way I want it too, so I'm pretty happy
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