Fwd: Sony a7R1 and a7R3 introduce a pixel shift in each consecutive image capture
Rafal Mantiuk <[email protected]> Fri, 31 Mar 2023 10:24:15 +0100
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Hi, When capturing a sequence of images using --capture-image-and-download, each image approx 12 seconds apart from the previous one, the pixels in the consecutive images are shifted, as can be seen in this GIF: https://www.dropbox.com/s/91llepa8hwpm81u/sony_a7r3_2.8-90_v2.gif?dl=0 The GIF shows 10 frames. The shift is the most obvious when transitioning from the last to the first frame. Another example, 30 frames for a different lens: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9pa0aoxy3rs5dwc/sony_a7r1_1.8-50_jpeg_v3.gif?dl=0 This is a big bummer when trying to use the camera for computer vision, calibration or photogrammetry. I cannot observe such a problem with Canon (Rebel T1). Image stabilization is switched off - both optical and in-camera. a7R1 should not have in-camera stabilization or a movable sensor. I tried also the lens without optical image stabilization. The same happens for RAW and JPEG capture. Interestingly, the shift is quite predictable - the image always goes up and right. This looks more like a "feature" rather than a bug. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this pixel shift? Thanks, Rafal