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Ugly rolling-stripe effects the image
I shot a concert recently and when I aimed my Canon 7D at certain bright lights, an ugly, mechanical rolling effect would cross along my image. Why did this happen? I’m really hoping there’s a trick in post-production or a plug-in available to erase this effect. Here is a short example video of the ugly effect in general: https://www.vimeo.com/20991346
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4 Replies
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I’m afraid you will not be able to remove that.
I thought I was going to see banding from flashes.
That, looks like low light, slow shutter, pointing into lights.Chris Tompkins
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Yes an ugly artifact. Did you see it in the LCD?
My guess is the lights are beating at a rate that is a mismatch to your shutter speed. It doesn’t look like rolling shutter which distorts verticals but it is strange. Fixing it? I can’t think of a FCP plugin that might help. It might be a laborious job in After Effects but hopefully others will have ideas.
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Thanks – it was LED lights I was pointing into.
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That looks like rolling shutter/jello cam to me. How loud was it right where you were? Seems to be a lot of camera shake, perhaps from blaring speakers?
Maybe have a look at lock and load X. They say it might reduce rolling shutter.
If not, I’d look to effect all of your video to match that one. Very Gondry-esque. 🙂
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