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Pink streak across the photos of a EOS R100

Danny0270v2
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Waddizzle
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Do you format your memory cards in the camera prior to first use?

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Yes I have and I haven’t had any problems before I’ve been using the same one for a bit since I just had recently bought the camera and the pink streak only started to appear recently. This is a picture from the same day but earlier.

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shadowsports
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Greetings,

No exposure to lasers, right?

~Rick
Bay Area - CA


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Yes, no exposure to any type of laser

can also be exposure to LIDAR.  i.e. autonomous cars


-jaewoo

Rebel XT, 7D, 5Dm3, 5DmIV (current), EOS R, EOS R5 (current)

Peter
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A pink line may indicate laser damage but then you often see more dots around the impact area. Hard to tell if your image has that because:

1. Your file is a demosaiced JPEG and not a raw file

2. Your file has clipped highlights

If all your pictures look like that, then you will need a new sensor. A workaround to hide that line is to use RawTherapee https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/EOS-DSLR-Mirrorless-Cameras/EOS-R6-Mark-II-Vertical-line-on-image...

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