Sausalita
Sep 18, 2013 19:43:18 #
Question, do you think too much darkening of the corners? Would it look more natural without?
Sep 18, 2013 20:03:48 #
Jay,
I like the vignetting, it adds to the picture. It does however look like the sensor on your D600 has the famous well knwon oil spotting problem, I can see many spots all about the same sive in the blue sky.
John
I like the vignetting, it adds to the picture. It does however look like the sensor on your D600 has the famous well knwon oil spotting problem, I can see many spots all about the same sive in the blue sky.
John
jaysnave wrote:
Question, do you think too much darkening of the corners? Would it look more natural without?
Sep 18, 2013 20:11:31 #
I am afraid so. Removed some spots but didn't get them all. Time for sensor cleaning.
letmedance wrote:
Jay,
I like the vignetting, it adds to the picture. It does however look like the sensor on your D600 has the famous well knwon oil spotting problem, I can see many spots all about the same sive in the blue sky.
John
I like the vignetting, it adds to the picture. It does however look like the sensor on your D600 has the famous well knwon oil spotting problem, I can see many spots all about the same sive in the blue sky.
John
Sep 18, 2013 20:28:09 #
I think the photo would be more natural without the vignette. The scene is an excellent capture.
Sep 18, 2013 22:10:43 #
JoeG wrote:
I think the photo would be more natural without the vignette. The scene is an excellent capture.
Carefully removed spots (left the UFO in upper left) and no vignette. Still trying to find the right look.
Sep 19, 2013 00:07:42 #
jaysnave wrote:
Carefully removed spots (left the UFO in upper left) and no vignette. Still trying to find the right look.
Looks good but that is UFB in the left corner not a UFO.
John
Sep 19, 2013 15:11:42 #
It totally depends in the picture , and then what strength and depth you add a vignette. On this occasion my personal opinion is that the vignette is has not enhanced the shot and is too severe.
Geoff
Geoff
jaysnave wrote:
Question, do you think too much darkening of the corners? Would it look more natural without?
Sep 19, 2013 19:02:20 #
letmedance wrote:
Looks good but that is UFB in the left corner not a UFO.
John
John
OK John, I give up. What is UFB?
Sep 19, 2013 21:06:58 #
It is an unidentified flying bird. I did not see it until i viewed the cleaned up version at full resolution.
Sep 20, 2013 11:27:49 #
Sep 25, 2013 21:18:19 #
Man, i sure learn a lot from this site, even if i don't ask a question. Can you tell me what the oil spots are, where they come from? i would have guesed they were spots on the lens.
letmedance wrote:
Jay,
I like the vignetting, it adds to the picture. It does however look like the sensor on your D600 has the famous well knwon oil spotting problem, I can see many spots all about the same sive in the blue sky.
John
I like the vignetting, it adds to the picture. It does however look like the sensor on your D600 has the famous well knwon oil spotting problem, I can see many spots all about the same sive in the blue sky.
John
Sep 25, 2013 21:24:04 #
Sep 26, 2013 00:04:45 #
The spots were visible in the sky when viewed at full size, They were to all the same size and a there were many of them. Dust would have been irregular and not as prolific. The D600 is known for this problem. I check for dust by snapping a picture of the blue sky at the smallest aperture (F16 or F22). Dust or oil will show up as dark spots.
John
John
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