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1dx ..horizontal strip of light at top of images


tomskibabes Avatar
10 Aug 2019 7:48PM
I Have a canon 1dx with 190,000 shutter count and just recently i am getting a horizontal strip of light at the top of my images this seems to appear with shutter speeds over 1/1000 s 305936_1565462775.jpg
has anyone had similar problems ?
NeilSchofield Avatar
NeilSchofield Plus
16 1.8k 1 United Kingdom
11 Aug 2019 12:31AM
Does it happen with any other memory cards if not then it could be a corrupted card

Have you tried recording to two cards simultaneously to see what happens
MentorRon Avatar
MentorRon 5 102 Canada
11 Aug 2019 1:22AM
Have a look at these. Know nothing about Canons, but found these quickly 2 on Google search:

https://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?threads/1dx-mark-ii-shutter-shading.33680/

https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1385823 (click on the blue link within the 1st entry on page to get image below.) I rotated it to match your issue.

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tomskibabes Avatar
11 Aug 2019 7:07AM





Quote:Does it happen with any other memory cards if not then it could be a corrupted card

Have you tried recording to two cards simultaneously to see what happens



Never thought of that I will give it a try...
Dave_Canon Avatar
Dave_Canon 17 2.2k United Kingdom
11 Aug 2019 10:35AM
It is almost certainly a shutter problem with one of the blades slowing down at the end of the travel. It would not matter at a low shutter speed but would become critical at high speeds. If it is the shutter, it would be the same whichever memory card you used. I am sure it could be repaired though.

Dave
tomskibabes Avatar
11 Aug 2019 1:05PM

Quote:It is almost certainly a shutter problem with one of the blades slowing down at the end of the travel. It would not matter at a low shutter speed but would become critical at high speeds. If it is the shutter, it would be the same whichever memory card you used. I am sure it could be repaired though.

Dave



Yep I thought it would be something to do with the shutter.. Ill get it sent to the repairers tomorrow let them check it out..

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