Distorted Picture with X2D/45P4

[e46pphkg]

I'm a newbie here. Appreciate all the help and comments. Using the X2D with the 4/45 for a couple of months and getting wave like images quite often. Attaching one example exposure 1/575. Wondering because I didn't hold still while it's writing. Thanks.

[glaiben]

Suspect the electronic-shutter (e-shutter) is turned on.  For the XCD lenses it should be off to use their internal leaf shutters.  Details explained on about page 84 of the manual.

...gregg

[e46pphkg]

Suspect the electronic-shutter (e-shutter) is turned on.  For the XCD lenses it should be off to use their internal leaf shutters.  Details explained on about page 84 of the manual.

...gregg

Thanks. I'll check it.

[Hareb]

I'm having the same problem, but disabling the electronic shutter doesn't help as I'm using non-shutter lenses.

It helped a lot when I reduced the bit depth from 16 to 14 in the Quality menu. Now reading is faster. Normally I don't have any deformities anymore. It also helps to keep the x2d still for a moment after the shot.

[morgangold]

I'm having the same problem, but disabling the electronic shutter doesn't help as I'm using non-shutter lenses.

It helped a lot when I reduced the bit depth from 16 to 14 in the Quality menu. Now reading is faster. Normally I don't have any deformities anymore. It also helps to keep the x2d still for a moment after the shot.

if your lens does not have a shutter, you are still using an electronic shutter. There is no other shutter.
This issue is still the readout speed of the sensor (electronic shutter).