12-14-2020 01:03 AM
There seems to be a bright overexposure running along one edge of my photos, seems to be the bottom of the censor maybe. Anyone else experience this? I am using a Canon EF adaptor and a Sigma 35mm lens.
12-15-2020 04:24 PM - edited 12-15-2020 04:26 PM
I was using HSS flash. This is not a high speed sync flash issue. That image stripe on the edge is there whether its 1/300 or 1/800 which were most of my shots. The sync issue would be MUCH more prononced and in different location based on shutter speed.
Also, as I mentioned, its not there in mechanical shutter.
12-15-2020 04:58 PM
@bolofoto wrote:I was using HSS flash. This is not a high speed sync flash issue. That image stripe on the edge is there whether its 1/300 or 1/800 which were most of my shots. The sync issue would be MUCH more prononced and in different location based on shutter speed.
Also, as I mentioned, its not there in mechanical shutter.
Exactly. Use the mechanical shutter. What's the point of using salient shutter with flashes and strobes popping off?
12-15-2020 02:13 AM
I have seen this before with the EOS R. Why it happened I never figured out, but randomly some images would have an oddly bright edge similar to this, always on the right/bottom edge. Haven't noticed it on the R5. It could be lens related, you never know. I would try a Canon lens if you have one.
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