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p.1 #13 · p.1 #13 · EOS R... really weird image distortion with silent shutter | |
Maybe not a "squishing" effect, but a translation of the entire frame or subject. Were you using an IS lens?
I notice her hair is slightly cropped on the left side of the second frame, perhaps by the exact amount of "squish" you seem to notice on the right side of the frame. However, her hair is not cropped on the first and second frame. Somehow, the subject, the camera, or the image jumped to the right by a small amount on the second frame. Perhaps if there was movement during this jump, this fast motion could also induce some additional "squish".
Just my observation and speculation.
Edit: I notice in the video that you are using the EF 100mm f/2.8L IS. If you had IS turned on, I would look to this as a culprit. The second example you show makes this seem more likely to me, because it looks to me like some kind of optical parallelogramming. I wonder if small, rapid pixel level movements induced by IS are inducing this when recording with silent shutter.
Edited on Mar 07, 2020 at 01:59 PM · View previous versions
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