I did: can't spot any.Have you looked at the sensor to see if there are any 'bubbles' there?
that's what I have been thinking, but failed to untick the bracketing/double exposure option.Fairly sure it's a double exposure of some sort - the flags in the first shot have changed shape, as has the hand in the last one.
Not sure where AppulaStrix86 is in the world but there may be a local member who could help in person.
Fairly sure it's a double exposure of some sort - the flags in the first shot have changed shape, as has the hand in the last one.
Not sure where AppulaStrix86 is in the world but there may be a local member who could help in person.
Would a 'factory reset' "reset" any such overlooked (stuck) settings i.e. back to 'an out of the box' state?that's what I have been thinking, but failed to untick the bracketing/double exposure option.
I did a factory reset yesterday, but have not tested whether that worked or not.Would a 'factory reset' "reset" any such overlooked (stuck) settings i.e. back to 'an out of the box' state?
NB but being a dSLR that would assume that you have actually taken 2 frames and what with the mirror action of the dSLR it would be obvious (as it would on your old 350D) that 2 frames have been fired?
According to this pageI did a factory reset yesterday, but have not tested whether that worked or not.
As far as I know, I am taking single frames, JPEG format, medium quality.
that's what I have been thinking, but failed to untick the bracketing/double exposure option.
yeah this is more consistent indeed, throughout the photo...Here's a double exposure that's slightly offset.
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Much sludgier than the first example in the thread.
Good to hear, good luckHi all,
as suggested, I did reset the camera and made sure the Multiple Exposure was "off".
It looks like the ghost image is now gone, but should the same anomaly repeat in time,
I will definitely ask the dealer for assistance (and hope this won't cost me a fortune with repairs).
I can't think of anything else that has not already been explored on this thread TBH.
Thank you very much everyone!
no...Is there something on the sensor
Hi Erty,There was a suggestion on another forum that something similar was due to the shutter having a fault. It might explain why it looks like the first image has a ghost image on the top of the picture only. Try it on liveview. If the ghost image is still there, it won't be the shutter.
I'm certain this is the problem.Fairly sure it's a double exposure of some sort - the flags in the first shot have changed shape, as has the hand in the last one.
Not sure where AppulaStrix86 is in the world but there may be a local member who could help in person.
Thank you ! I will have a look into that.I don't know how relevent this is but worth checking out anyway. On my Nikon D810 I noticed on the mirror there were 2 slight marks along the bottom edge where the mirror hit the top of the chamber. Easily cleaned up with a sensor cleaning fluid and a couple of round swabs. May not be the cause of your problem but thought it worth a mention
Yes you can choose to combine 2 pics or more.Doesn't a D850 have a HDR mode which combines 2 pictures. It is really easy to make a double image using this at 1/400s (at 17mm!) on my D7200. I just tried it.
Hi all,
as suggested, I did reset the camera and made sure the Multiple Exposure was "off".
It looks like the ghost image is now gone, but should the same anomaly repeat in time,
I will definitely ask the dealer for assistance (and hope this won't cost me a fortune with repairs).
I can't think of anything else that has not already been explored on this thread TBH.
Thank you very much everyone!