Alan321 Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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Just to clarify; were you editing a raw file in Lr, or a jpg file ?
Do you think the photo was reasonably well exposed where the banding is appearing, or is it massively underexposed there. If massively underexposed then it could well be a dynamic range problem with the camera. Canon sensors are not all wonderful in that regard, but even the best sensors lose DR at higher ISO.
What do you call "banding". For some it is the posterisation where some subtle colour gradients get displayed or even saved as blocks of discrete colours. For others it pattern of noise in dark areas that have been brightened too much.
I see that you are not currently registered for upload and sell here at FM. Whether or not you post a photo, at least give us the relevant EXIF data such as the ISO, shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation, white balance, picture style (if not editing a raw file), and even the metering mode. And tell us whether the banding is appearing in the bright part of the sky near the sun or the darker part well away from the sun.
You might find that you are using the wrong editing method / tools in Lr too. Put another way, there might be a better way to fiddle with the brightness of different parts of an image without causing so much banding.
- Alan
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