PLEASE HELP!!! - DPChallenge Forums

07/30/2009 12:11:25 PM · #1

So i am going through my pics from my trip to the grand tetons and I am noticing on a lot of shots very, very, very tiny vertical lines throughout the shots. I mainly notice it on shots with blue clear sky... but I have no idea what caused it? And want to know if there is a way to get rid of them in CS3. This is not when im printing them and these are not scanned shots. This is when i look at them in Bridge or CS3. Ugggg... i am so pissed... its not like i can go back out and shoot again. Anyone every deal with this? I was using my canon 30D with 17-40L. Have never seen this in any of my shots before....and it's not in all of the shots.

Much appreciated!

07/30/2009 12:14:43 PM · #2

Can you post a sample so we know what you're referring to?

07/30/2009 12:15:38 PM · #3

yes i will... just need to figure out how to post a pic.

Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS

07/30/2009 12:18:00 PM · #4

Load one into your workshop then post the thumb link here using the image id number and the second icon from the right above the post text box.

Konador

Canon EOS-500D Rebel T1i

07/30/2009 12:20:33 PM · #5

I've seen something like this before. It was when IS was switched on the lens, but the camera was on a tripod. The IS was trying to compensate for movement which did not exist so made weird lines. They were more diagonal though and it was a looooong time ago...

07/30/2009 12:38:26 PM · #6

ok... not sure they will show...here is the pic but the lines are gone when i go from the RAW file, to a jpg and save for web. They were vertical throughout the entire pic[thumb]1107GT.jpg[/thumb]

07/30/2009 12:39:05 PM · #7

umm that didnt work....hold on....

07/30/2009 12:42:14 PM · #8

[thumb]1107.jpg[/thumb]

07/30/2009 12:44:15 PM · #9

Originally posted by brimac:

[thumb]1107.jpg[/thumb]

Only the id is required. 1107 isn't yours.

07/30/2009 12:49:22 PM · #10

geez... must be doing something wrong. i put pic on desktop, clicked the button second from right, and typed in what was after IMG_ obviously im an idiot.

07/30/2009 12:50:36 PM · #11

Originally posted by brimac:

geez... must be doing something wrong. i put pic on desktop, clicked the button second from right, and typed in what was after IMG_ obviously im an idiot.

Did you upload it to dpc?

07/30/2009 12:56:10 PM · #12

Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III

07/30/2009 12:57:09 PM · #13

ok got it... so you can see them a little... i had to over sharpen a bit to bring them out....on a larger file its much more pronounced........ here it looks more like noise, but on the raw file they are very tiny uniform vertical lines......

Message edited by author 2009-07-30 12:59:12.

Yo_Spiff

Olympus 12-100mm f/4.0 M.Zuiko ED IS PRO

07/30/2009 01:19:26 PM · #14

The only vertical lines I can see, even on the large view, are the trees. Where are they, in the sky?

If I pop the image into PaintShop Pro and crank up the clarify adjustment, I can see them. Looks like a noise pattern to me.

Message edited by author 2009-07-30 13:21:45.

SaraR

Sony Alpha a7R III

Sony FE 24-70mm f/2.8 GM

07/30/2009 01:22:40 PM · #15

I can see them, just. No idea as to what is causing them - are they clearly visible on the unedited, straight from camera photos? Might be helpful if you post a 100% unresized crop.

07/30/2009 07:01:00 PM · #16

This is the original, only thing done wasro resize it and a smart sharpen to bring out the lines. Yes, it is on all originals in bridge, and when i bring into CS3. It does get better when i resize, and i tried saving one for WEB and the lines are gone on some, not on others. It seems like every time i do something different ( crop part, or resize, or save for web,) the results come out different each time. Not sure if this is a software issue or a camera issue? Cant make heads or tales out of it.

07/30/2009 07:01:57 PM · #17

yo spiff,

actually they are throughout the picture, but i only notice them against a blue sky.

MikeO

Fujifilm x100

07/30/2009 07:07:32 PM · #18

I cant see them, maybe I need new glasses !

07/30/2009 07:11:55 PM · #19

this is a crop from another image... this might be better. On the original, it doesnt show much, like i said changes at different times. You can see what im talking about on this image.

Message edited by author 2009-07-30 19:14:15.

see

Canon PowerShot S95

07/30/2009 07:31:08 PM · #20

I can barely see them, if it bothers you select the area with the selection brush, then use the blur tool at about 10% to smooth it out.
Edit to add this on your first shot.

Message edited by author 2009-07-30 19:33:08.

07/30/2009 07:49:06 PM · #21

Does this occur on both RAW and jpeg images?