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Maze Pattern With Canon 5D Mark II

TNJBQ
Our studio recently picked up a 5D Mark II for 360 movies with a revolving platform. I recently hooked it up to C1P to shoot some table tops and noticed a very distinct maze pattern at 200% mag. A little research suggests that this might be a board related problem that involves an "imbalance" between the two green channels. I could not find any thing about this through a search and I'm wondering if anyone has brought this up here and if there were any fixes mentioned.
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    Is the pattern in the viewer only or in the output as well?
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  • Drew Altdo
    Something like this?
    http://www.phaseone.com/Search/Article. ... nguageid=1

    If so, it's a product of digital photography where the pixels match the detail resolution and the camera can't figure out what to do. Similar to Moiré.
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  • TNJBQ
    It is in both the raw and output files. It is not like the example linked to. It's very much like this
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    Is the pattern affected by ISO setting?
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  • Drew Altdo
    I've only seen that once before and in that specific case it was a failing camera. It was a Canon but I'm not sure the model and service was the only solution.

    I can't say that it's the case here and it would be best to check the same image in Canon's own software to see if it's interpolation on a software side or physically in the file from the camera.

    Good Luck.
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