Hi guys! i need your help!

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Edrafennas

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This frame with my camera purge F35. Look at the vertical scroll across the frame! how to fix it? seen with zoom increasing. Please help me...
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I cannot see anything wrong with that frame but I am on my iPad. Perhaps you have a clearer picture?

is it on every frame or does it come and go?
 
I do not think you will be able to see the problem if it is one pixel wide on the website as the pictures you upload are getting shrunk.

if it is not appearing on white areas it doesn't sound like a sensor issue.

does altering the gain make the issue more or less visible? Did you spot it during the shoot? It is not impossible that you may have an issue with your playback on your PC. A bad codec has given me many heart attacks.
 
I think I caught a glimpse of it. Try black balancing like ten times. The f35 should not have static noise. May be a sensor issue but normally they appear in all footage.

what settings are you running on the camera, cine, custom?
 
JMtheDP said:
I think I caught a glimpse of it. Try black balancing like ten times. The f35 should not have static noise. May be a sensor issue but normally they appear in all footage.

what settings are you running on the camera, cine, custom?
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okay!=) custom mode.
 
JMtheDP said:
I think I caught a glimpse of it. Try black balancing like ten times. The f35 should not have static noise. May be a sensor issue but normally they appear in all footage.

what settings are you running on the camera, cine, custom?
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black balancing (10 time) did not help=(
 
Try using the camera in cine or preferably cine-EI mode.

custom mode has so many settings that can screw up the camera it is nuts. That is why Sony got rid of it for the f5/55/65
 
OK, I see it on the back screenshot. I moved my head to the right and looked at the screen from an angle.

I'm not in a position to offer information on the problem, just wanted to point out how I saw it so folks can help.
 
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