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Ah, interesting. I've only experienced it on the A7iii, which has it fixed more or less completely (none of the green blobs or any errors showing up in the arti
by mikeyouse 6y ago
Ah, interesting. I've only experienced it on the A7iii, which has it fixed more or less completely (none of the green blobs or any errors showing up in the article you linked).
https://petapixel.com/2018/06/08/sonys-star-eater-problem-has-been-defeated-in-the-a7-iii/ https://petapixel.com/2018/06/08/sonys-star-eater-problem-ha...
- terramex 6y agoIt still exists on A7 III: https://blog.kasson.com/a7iii/a7iii-long-exposure-spatial-filtering/ https://blog.kasson.com/a7iii/a7iii-long-exposure-spatial-fi... Those are noise power density graphs that show that signal went through a low-pass filter. On Sony cameras without 'star-eater' and cameras from other manufacturers it is flat. But I admit that this issue is most noticeable on S-series (low resolution/high sensitivity) cameras, as their lower resolution makes it easier to resolve stars down to 3x3 pixel size. Normal and R-series cameras have such high resolution that it is hard to notice and not much of a problem in amateur astrophotography. I have not seen any proper tests of latest A7S III as it was only released last month.