This topic is in the 2017 archive. You can read it and like its posts here. It is read only.
Archive 2017Sony A9 banding in high-contrast areas
p.5 #1Sony A9 banding in high-contrast areas
mikesul wrote:
Ok. Here is a shot straight into the Arizona sun today near noon, 104f. I do not see banding but I do see the clear circle of the sun.
If you can do that straight into the sun than its a total non issue for me. I live here i know how bright it is.
Ok. Here is a shot straight into the Arizona sun today near noon, 104f. I do not see banding but I do see the clear circle of the sun.
If you can do that straight into the sun than its a total non issue for me. I live here i know how bright it is.
May 29, 2017 at 04:25 PM
p.5 #2Sony A9 banding in high-contrast areas
Jim has found the likely source of the A9's banding:
http://blog.kasson.com/the-last-word/sony-a9-electronic-shutter-operation-single-shot/
http://blog.kasson.com/the-last-word/sony-a9-electronic-shutter-operation-single-shot/
Jun 05, 2017 at 06:38 PM
p.5 #3Sony A9 banding in high-contrast areas
I just shot my first wedding with the a9 this past Saturday. I love this camera so much! The AF system is a beast! I did notice some severe banding during the reception. It only affected 10 images in the same scenario, but I shot just over 2,600 throughout the day, so that's like 0.4% =P
Crazy mixed led lighting (tungsten and incandescent equivalent spot lights all throughout the room). This was during a prayer before dinner was to be served.
Pictures are SOOC, just exported as jpegs. Electronic shutter, obviously no flash was used. No banding in the 3rd image? Hmm...?
Crazy mixed led lighting (tungsten and incandescent equivalent spot lights all throughout the room). This was during a prayer before dinner was to be served.
Pictures are SOOC, just exported as jpegs. Electronic shutter, obviously no flash was used. No banding in the 3rd image? Hmm...?
Jun 27, 2017 at 12:12 PM