>>2693989>>2694050dat half knowledge ...
>Metal has a certain frequency range... ehrm, nooo?
>What happened is your shutter speed is actually just barely off of the frequency range so you're getting the banding around itnoo, that's not what happend.
>With the true frames and proper shutter angle it mitigates this effect when dealing with 50hz frequency they usenooo again. NTSC works with 30fps because the alternating current in these states is 60hz. In other the current is 50hz and the PAL standard works with 25fps. You get a paling fence effect when working with artifical light and a non-integral deviding frame rate (only with shorter shutter speeds as the current phase, tho. .. you still can film with any shutter speed which is <= curr/2).
Okay.
But. This. Is. Absolutely. Not. Related. To. OPs issue.
No video, no pal/ntsc, no fps at all. No paling effect in the slightest way.
It looks like a long exposure picture to me. Unfortunately OP did not give any useful information.
From my point of view the artifacts look like sensor reading errors during the long exposure .. I think the background is moving and something went wrong when mapping the data .. maybe strange reflections messed it up it whatever ..
