Horizontal Banding Problem?
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June 30, 2015 at 5:18 AM #85851
halfisher
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Does anyone have an accurate answer on how to stop horizontal banding in video shot with DSLRs? It happens in 4K, 2K on both my NX1 and FZ1000 with prime and zooms and lower ISO? -
June 30, 2015 at 1:33 PM #212518
BruceMol
ParticipantDoes that happen outdoors or just indoors under flourescent lights?
Is it just one camera? What camera? What settings? What lights?
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June 30, 2015 at 2:28 PM #212519
halfisher
ParticipantIt happens inside near windows with soft filtered sunlight on both Panasonic FZ1000 and Samsung NX1 mirrorless cameras. I tried limiting ISO to max 400 and at f3.5 on both cameras. I shot 4K and 2K at 24p @60 fps but bands appeared on both cameras on the LCD backs as well as in my NLE. I did some more tests today and the banding gets somewhat less when using a really fast 14mm prime Rokinon lens on the NX1 (1.8) but it still can be (barely) seen in the background. I tried it in premiere CC and Vegas with filters for deinterlacing on/off and it made no difference. I rendered it out to a DVD and played it on my UHD TV and it wasn't hardly noticeable. Could this be a computer monitor "thing"?
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June 30, 2015 at 5:08 PM #212520
BruceMol
ParticipantIf you can see the banding on your camera LCD it wouldn't be your monitor. The only time I've had banding problems was in a kitchen, that had a large window but also overhead flouresents. I turned off the kitchen lights and all was well. Try 30 fps as well, that may help.
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July 1, 2015 at 4:32 AM #212523
halfisher
ParticipantI'll give 30fps a try. Thanks for the help!
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