Weird problem faced with EOS 450D

Experience an dull orange discoloration (horizontally the upper section, sometimes middle section, sometimes lover section) on my photo when I start shooting at shutter speed >1/320 with higher ISO.
Have cleaned the censor and regardless of what lense i used, the problem persisted.

Could it be problem with shutter or censor? Am sending back to Canon tomorrow......sigh....​..

Any idea what has gone wrong with my baby EOS?

thanks

tangkailun wrote in post #7302739
Experience an dull orange discoloration (horizontally the upper section, sometimes middle section, sometimes lover section) on my photo when I start shooting at shutter speed >1/320 with higher ISO.
Have cleaned the censor and regardless of what lense i used, the problem persisted.

Could it be problem with shutter or censor? Am sending back to Canon tomorrow......sigh....​..

Any idea what has gone wrong with my baby EOS?

thanks

Were you shooting under fluorescent lighting?

If you show us a picture of two, we’ll have a better idea..

Welcome to POTN!

A sample is really needed to help. Florescent lighting will have that effect.

Yep, i tried indoor photo under fluorescent light, will try to down size 1 photo and show to you guys, thanks for the prompt reply before i throw my 450D back to factory for my own mistakes. hang on there....wait a while ya

tangkailun wrote in post #7302778
Yep, i tried indoor photo under fluorescent light, will try to down size 1 photo and show to you guys, thanks for the prompt reply before i throw my 450D back to factory for my own mistakes. hang on there....wait a while ya

Try shooting at 1/60 or 1/50 depending on location and see if the problem persists.

NOw searching way to post my 2 photos shot at high ISO and high Shutter. I tried shooting at 60, 80, 125, 250, 320......the orange colour comes when i reached 1/400

Shot the 1st photo at 1/400 F3.5 ISO1600 [kit lense]
Shot the 2nd photo at 1/1000 F1.8 ISO1600 [Canon cheapest lense]

The weird thing is......in the second photo, the colour of the helmet is ok.....Problem of the background colour...

tangkailun wrote in post #7303058
Shot the 1st photo at 1/400 F3.5 ISO1600 [kit lense]
Shot the 2nd photo at 1/1000 F1.8 ISO1600 [Canon cheapest lense]

The weird thing is......in the second photo, the colour of the helmet is ok.....Problem of the background colour...

That's the florescent lighting for sure. I'm guessing that all pictures you take outside are just fine.

As to the helmet, it's hard to tell but maybe you were closer to a window and had some ambient lighting?

Thanks for da feedbacks all my seniors here. Those photos i shoot outdoor are just fine, no orangy discoloration at all. Now my baby EOS is safe and in good hand. Will consult you guys again if i encounter more problems (I hope not) eh!

Good day to all of you, see ya around!

dont worry, its just the lights cycling.