Low light issue

[teddyscoot]

Hi,

 

I was wondering if anyone could help with this for me, I don't know if its an image problem or camera setting type problem or pilot error ?

 

If you look at the image carefully it has defined semi circles from the sunset. I would expect this if it was over processed but this is straight out of the camera.

 

Any advice/help most welcome.

 

Fuji x-t20 with XF 18-55 lens

 

ISO400

27.7mm

F10

1/1250

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Ted.

 

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Edited May 14, 2017 by Picturer

[teddyscoot]

set to Large (6000x4000 24M) and Fine.

[Aswald]

I think this may be a typical shoot-straight-into-the-sun Fujifilm sensor issue. Doesn't happen all the time but happens at certain scenarios.

 

Are all the shots like these?

[teddyscoot]

Thanks for that ,makes sense. It does just seem to be a few out off the 500 i took over 2 weeks, all just a few sunset ones.

[milandro]

The semi circular patterns that you see in the image are known as: “ digital color banding " (in this case semicircular because of the sun in that particular position but they can be straight too).

 

From Wikipedia

 

 

 

 

 

Read about them here

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colour_banding

 

 

there are many tutorials for this

 

https://fstoppers.com/post-production/learn-how-fix-color-banding-using-just-one-simple-tool-7946

 

Edited May 2, 2017 by milandro

[Aswald]

 

[teddyscoot]

That great milandro , thank you. I was concerned it was a camera issue as Ive not had this before using canon for 10 years ,mind you I rarely take a sunset photgraph to be honest !

 

Now I know what its called there are some work arounds in Lightroom for me.

 

I got the x100 when the S was released and have used it a great deal and I have now traded in all canon (dslr and compact) and film cameras (2xRollies) for x-t20 a few weeks ago and I'm really looking forward to using it a lot more.

 

Some great info on these forums, I'm sure Ill be back on soon

[milandro]