Horizontal lines in outdoor with natural light (electronic shutter EOS R7)

[Jowe-79]

Hello, I have been shooting outdoors in natural sunlight this morning with the electronic shutter with the EOS R7 + EF-S 18-135 nano USM... and I notice although it is very subtle, but there are some kind of horizontal stripes or bands in clear areas of the blue sky like the photo attached here. I couldn't tell if it does it at low or high shutter speeds... but it is natural light (NOT LED OR ARTIFICIAL LIGHT) could it be some small effect of the electronic shutter? it's like noise in the form of horizontal bands... With a mechanical shutter or EFCS this problem disappears completely... Is it normal? Thanks.

I attached in drive link the original cr3 file without edit of the photo of blue sky...

R7G_8953.CR3

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I think is electronic shutter and i haven't not worry?
Thanks.

 

[Jowe-79]

Hello, I have been shooting outdoors in natural sunlight this morning with the electronic shutter with the EOS R7 + EF-S 18-135 nano USM... and I notice although it is very subtle, but there are some kind of horizontal stripes or bands in clear areas of the blue sky like the photo attached here. I couldn't tell if it does it at low or high shutter speeds... but it is natural light (NOT LED OR ARTIFICIAL LIGHT) could it be some small effect of the electronic shutter? it's like noise in the form of horizontal bands... With a mechanical shutter or EFCS this problem disappears completely... Is it normal? Thanks.

I attached in drive link the original cr3 file without edit of the photo of blue sky...

R7G_8953.CR3

drive.google.com

I think is electronic shutter and i haven't not worry?
Thanks.

Please help??? Nobody understand me??

 

[OldDudePhotog]

Edited: just re-read the post and am removing my thought as it is not applicable.

 

[OldDudePhotog]

Please help??? Nobody understand me??

it's 7 am on the East Coast in the Americas, many of us are still sleeping.

 

[Jowe-79]

Is clean!! And this lines in mechanical shutter don't exists...only ES.

 

[Jowe-79]

it's 7 am on the East Coast in the Americas, many of us are still sleeping.

Ohh sorry!

 

[OldDudePhotog]

I've looked through my pictures from the R3, R5, R5M2, and R1 and do not see this phenomenon in my pictures. With it not doing it with the mechanical shutter then it has to be something with the ES.

 

[Jowe-79]

Thanks anybody can explain me this??? I suspect is about electronic shutter...with mechanical or EFCS IT NEVER HAPPENS....

 

[CaroleJones]

Hello, I have been shooting outdoors in natural sunlight this morning with the electronic shutter with the EOS R7 + EF-S 18-135 nano USM... and I notice although it is very subtle, but there are some kind of horizontal stripes or bands in clear areas of the blue sky like the photo attached here. I couldn't tell if it does it at low or high shutter speeds... but it is natural light (NOT LED OR ARTIFICIAL LIGHT) could it be some small effect of the electronic shutter? it's like noise in the form of horizontal bands... With a mechanical shutter or EFCS this problem disappears completely... Is it normal? Thanks.

I attached in drive link the original cr3 file without edit of the photo of blue sky...

R7G_8953.CR3

drive.google.com

I think is electronic shutter and i haven't not worry?
Thanks.

Bump

Edit: Still waiting.

Edit: Thanks for replying, I did as you said and it resolved my problem. I appreciate you for helping me out. I don't want to bump this post and that is why I edited my post. I am sorry in advance, if it is wrong way.

 

[Cyrano.]

Have you tried using a different lens?

Why I ask:

Many years ago, I saw similar banding patterns using a Canon 5D mark II. That banding proved to be caused by electrical noise from my Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8 L lens. The problem was resolved by replacing the AF motor and associated electronics in the lens.