Hmmm strange......

[Dan-o]

I guess that is what they call light cycling. Two shots taken split second apart.

http://dmunson.smugmug.com/photos/388350638_PVSTN-X3.jpg
http://dmunson.smugmug.com/photos/388350622_NJqFd-X3.jpg

[dmwierz]

http://www.sportsshooter.com/message_display.html?tid=20873

http://www.guyrhodes.com/photo/flicker_lapse.gif

[Dan-o]

That gif is pretty cool. I knew what it was Dennis I've just never seen it that bad in any of my outdoor shots before.

[eddarr]

So the real question is how to fix the problem without strobes or shutter speeds way to slow for anything other than turtle racing.

[PhotosGuy]

So the real question is how to fix the problem without strobes or shutter speeds way to slow for anything other than turtle racing. Raw works fairly well:
Some Volly Ball Tournament Tests (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=394723)

[swampler]

I guess that is what they call light cycling. Two shots taken split second apart.
Now, THIS is what I call light cycling!
Left side lights are a different color than the right side lights. How the heck do you fix THAT?????
http://lh4.ggpht.com/stephen.wampler/SO10xpVMjWI/AAAAAAAAg8w/8OGhSU1tW1k/s800/IMG_2418.jpg

[Sauk]

So the real question is how to fix the problem without strobes or shutter speeds way to slow for anything other than turtle racing.


there really is no way to fix it completely. Your best bet is to shoot raw. Shooting jpeg even with a custom WB your going to see the shift and your wb won't matter on the times it shifts