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I have a project coming up photographing people indoors in Europe using my FP (stills not video).

I read somewhere, maybe here, that setting my shutter to 100 would eliminate any chance of banding in the images.

Any advice on shooting with electronic shutter in artificial light in Europe?

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Don’t underestimate LED flickering. They have their own weird frequency. 
It is really bad no matter your shutter speed. 

It is not a simple question of power AC 50Hz of 60Hz like TVs. 
It also depends of your sensor readout speed. The larger the sensor, the slower it is. 
The more MP it has, he slower it will be. 
Except awesome BSI stacked sensors. 
 

I found that in France, in most museums it is absolutely not possible to use electronic shutter no matter what. (Except Sony A1 ou Nikon Z9 ? Maybe ) 

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On 3/13/2022 at 10:32 AM, Chris W said:

Any advice on shooting with electronic shutter in artificial light in Europe?

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fp with Elmar 90mm LTM

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22 hours ago, Chris W said:

I photographed the band over three shows. My FP picture quality was glorious but severe banding made the pictures unusable (show 1). The Leica CL saved the day.

 

What are the data of the pictures?  Can you show one?

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I left the camera on auto exposure because at the soundcheck (with LED lights) I had no banding. It obviously depended what combination of lights the lighting designer had on during the music and the strength he had programmed. A few shots from the show were fine, but most weren't. The shutter speed was all over the place (due to the auto exposure).

Two OK images, one from soundcheck, one from show.

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And the majority image from there show...

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