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Hi Damien!

I shot a wedding this past Saturday, and have experienced some banding in the sky on a few of my images. This is one example - I have searched and searched the internet for a solution and have gotten nowhere!

Could you help?  It looks pretty awful! This is a first for me - Never had this happen before. :(

Thanks a TON!

This photo was shot with my 70-200mm 2.8 @ 105mm  1/400 f5.0  - - Nikon D610

The day was cloudy, in and out with peeks of sun.

 

 

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Oh thank goodness! Do you see what I see? I had downloaded an action to try to help it go away, and it didn't do a thing to it. So I was almost thinking it could be my monitor. I was wanting to do a facebook post of the finished edit, and I could still see it on three of my images. Ill go look at my raw file now, never thought of that. Silly me.

 

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I can't see any banding in the image you posted. Worse case scenario, you just replace the sky - which should be pretty easy to do. :) I don't think it'll come to that though!

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It is strange to me - I have never had this issue before. I was shooting with new equipment - but equipment that I know...So I don't get it.

 

As far as your class - please tell me exactly what it is that you are seeing in that image that needs to be fixed - ? Does it still look cold to you? Even though I warmed it? Is it not sharp?

I'm so curious. I want to get better. I'm working hard at it - but also am terrified to calibrate my monitor.

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Ok, let's continue using that photo to troubleshoot.  Further down that page is the download link for my PSD file.  Can you download it and open it in Photoshop, then let me know when you have done so?

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Yes. I am having a quick bite with my husband and then I will get back to you. Dinner time here.

 

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Ok.  Now go to Edit>Assign Profile.  In the drop-down menu in that window, I want you to briefly try every available profile option.

They will make the image all kinds of wild colours.  I don't mind about that.  All I want to know is if any of  the profiles make the banding disappear.

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Only one where I could not see banding on the image is when it was changed to, e-sRGB - And it was all black around the baby.

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Ok, yes, that was the same on mine.

All right, that proves to me that there's no problem at the interface end.  So it must be at the back end.

Tell me, what kind of cable do you have connecting the screen to the computer?

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HDMI - (My hubby does surround sound and large screen t.v.'s for a living.. :)  )

He actually ordered this monitor for me from his work.

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Did you see my file from earlier?

Just curious what you see - Samantha said it looked fine to her.

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1 minute ago, Emaddphoto said:

Did you see my file from earlier?

Just curious what you see - Samantha said it looked fine to her.

Yes, of course.  She's right, there's no banding.

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