Canon t5i video apperature ring clicking noise

When I am in video mode and even some what in picture mode with my kit lens there is a very apparent and annoying clicking sound when zOoming lens in and out. I would think it is suppose to be very smooth and not so loud and mechanical. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a setting I do t have enabled? I have a sigma 10-20mm and it only does it in video mode and in picture mode it is very smooth. I put on my kit lens and I even noticed it in both photo and video functions. I am hoping this isn't a defective camera. Please help me out. I have adjusted it to all different appetsture settings and still this loud clicking noise with the appersture ring

Have you tried turning off image stabilization?
Bob
Boston, Massachusetts USA

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