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i got this bright and dark line difference since last 5 months and it happens often but not always
is there something broken in my image processor or what 
im using fujifilm xt100 and fx 35mm
changing shutter speed doesnt solve the problem 
I need help :( 

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Looks like a shutter sync problem but I'm not a repairman. I experience something similar back in 2005 with a Fuji camera, the Finepix S2 Pro and Fuji in Edison NJ replaced both the sensor and shutter assembly free of charge under their Professional services division - when it existed. It looks like these were not flash images, but in case they were, you may be shooting at too high a shutter speed;  I'll just throw that up against the wall.

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