Anyone what happen to the lens?

[voice123]

Any expert have idea what is wrong?

sometime brown images

 

[SilentSeth]

Perhaps something like this? http://photo.stackexchange.com/ques...hutter-speed-create-a-problem-with-color-cast

(But usually it's horizontal.. or, well, depends on your shutter & camera orientation)

* Masters & sifus, please correct me if I'm wrong.

Any expert have idea what is wrong?

sometime brown images

 

[tecnica]

shutter speed not in sync with the frequency of the fluorescent light.

 

[voice123]

there is a lamp on top of me, is that the cause of the problem? so its not lens spoilt ?

 

[SkyStrike]

I suspect it's the lighting... Fluorescent light. By any chance you are shooting at a fast shutter speed? e.g. 1/160?

 

[voice123]

I suspect it's the lighting... Fluorescent light. By any chance you are shooting at a fast shutter speed? e.g. 1/160?

both image 1/1250

 

[catchlights]

there is a lamp on top of me, is that the cause of the problem? so its not lens spoilt ?

both image 1/1250

Ok, than noting wrong with your camera or lens.

 

[voice123]

Ok, than noting wrong with your camera or lens.

ok thanks..i was testing lens and first time encounter this.

 

[SkyStrike]

ok thanks..i was testing lens and first time encounter this.

You will encounter more of these when you shoot indoors fast paced events lighted by fluorescent lighting.

 

[alfie]

Shoot below 1/60 and you shouldn't see this. What you see is the refresh of your light.

 

[voice123]

at first i tot it was lens coating problem,then i mount lens hood..still the same haha..
den i change another camera body also has the same thing..
so i tot is lens spoilt

 

[swhyge]

Repeat this again with tomorrow sunlight!

 

[Octarine]

at first i tot it was lens coating problem,then i mount lens hood..still the same haha..
den i change another camera body also has the same thing..
so i tot is lens spoilt

Whenever something strange happens: at first check everything outside the camera. Most errors or problems come from behind the viewfinder - and your case is no exception.

 

[Shizuma]

it's optical aliasing. your sample rate 1250 Hz and fluorescent flickering rate 60 Hz...

 

[catchlights]

Whenever something strange happens: at first check everything outside the camera. Most errors or problems come from behind the viewfinder - and your case is no exception.

whenever something goes wrong, our first respond is "Not me!"

It's dated from since Adam and Eve. It's hardwired into our gene.

So there's no exception in modern days.

 

[portal]

Shoot below 1/60 and you shouldn't see this. What you see is the refresh of your light.

Thanks. This is also new to me. :embrass:

 

[daredevil123]

Since our power is 50hz, shooting at shutter speed below 1/100s will solve the problem.