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I'm hoping someone can help me.  These photos are from Sony A7R5 and you can see a single red line going through each image.  This happened on about 50 photos out of 800.  B&H let me return the camera and now I have a new copy that did the same thing.  I've seen zero reports of this issue for this camera.  At first I thought it was some sort of sensor issue, but this would seem extremely odd to have two cameras with this issue.  I'm now thinking that it's possibly a corrupt memory card, but I have been unable to reproduce the situation.  Anyone have experience with this?  Any thoughts or recommendations?  Thank you.  

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Hey MickDK,

Thank you for the response.  Since I posted this, I have continued my troubleshooting and also came to the conclusion it’s a memory card issue.  However, I have been unable to recreate the situation with this card but also have not experienced it with other cards I’m using.  I don’t think it’s the card reader because the issue has happened twice on two different computers using different card readers.  Maybe I just need to take more pics with the suspected card and see what happens.

I feel pretty confident now it’s at least not an issue with the camera sensor as it’s also two different cameras.  
 

thanks again!

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