6d. Lines in shadows :(

Here is original vid from camera:

https://dl.dropbox.com​/u/5020311/MVI_3580.MO​V

Its iso 100 and faithful profile (default values)

Take a look at this screenshot. What is it:
https://dl.dropbox.com​/u/5020311/6d%20lines.​png

I see it in shadows only. In normal daylight videos its impossible to see such...

I wonder if anyone else have same picture

I don't see what you are seeing on my screen. I just have used my 6D for stills but have been very happy with it.

TTuna Eye wrote in post #15797639
I don't see what you are seeing on my screen. I just have used my 6D for stills but have been very happy with it.

Did you check screenshot?

Yup - Canon trademark. Visible vertical pattern in shadow\dark areas under certain conditions.

There are numerous very good reasons why underexposure is avoided, this is one of them. If you want dark shadowy movies shoot in good light, get the correct exposure then darken the mood in post. It is a century old technique.

Yeah, that is just the pattern of the noise caused by severe underexposure, usually made much worse by attempting to brighten the scene.

Sometimes if you have an area of deep shadow, in an otherwise correctly exposed scene, it is best to just leave that area dark, and not try and pull detail out of it as it will bring out pattern noise like this, that otherwise you wouldn't see.

Apparently, the 5DIII also shows this tendency, but I have never personally seen it on mine as I don't try and pull up such underexposure. If I really need shadow detail, I take a second shot exposed for the shadows and blend them (probably not much help if you are shooting video though).

All you can do is try not to underexpose so heavily, if you have a problem shadow area, you need to add light to it, when you take the shot.

Hmm...I thought the 6D was effectively free of this particular issue, but I guess not.

kcbrown wrote in post #15798185
Hmm...I thought the 6D was effectively free of this particular issue, but I guess not.

It's a Canon... so no

For photo mode there are no banding, so yes. But in video its here ((

rapurimanka wrote in post #15799274
For photo mode there are no banding, so yes. But in video its here ((

You have to push your shadows in postprocessing to see it.