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I shot on the camera, upoaded to Lightroom and sync'd to my phone then edited and shared from there. The maximum file size the mobile app will export is pretty small so that's probably the issue.
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a little tip on banding, should you want it, is to add noise to the portion thats banding. I don't know how you do it in Lightroom but in photoshop the easiest way is to use a filter mask and add gaussian noise, only need a tiny tiny bit. it doesn't show as noise, just removes the banding. it happens mostly when using gradients or layers with low opacities.
Dogtemple
Yea I looked really hard for it, hardly could see any, wasn't sure if it's actually my laptop screen.
Google for issues of banding / how to avoid / get rid of it yourself, but basically it seems that
Banding is caused by the failure of an algorithm during an image conversion, such as switching to a new color mode. If too many near-identical image tones spread out farther than its computational area, the algorithm can fail, and the conversion may produce tonal edges called bands.
Different colour depths is also an issue.
What did you do, shoot with your camera tethered to your phone, and edited there?