Fun with Nex~

[yingbin1005]

Guan yin ma~

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5263/5893829901_5e3da0d6be_b.jpg

[bluffname]

Guan yin ma~

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5263/5893829901_5e3da0d6be_b.jpg


Nice wor :thumbsup: I think you kana Nex poison liao :cheers:

[TheChef]

Nice wor :thumbsup: I think you kana Nex poison liao :cheers:

Yes, this is nice. :thumbsup:

[yingbin1005]

Yes, this is nice. :thumbsup:

Nice wor :thumbsup: I think you kana Nex poison liao :cheers:

Thank you... Ya lor... Think kena poison liao... Haven't return camera already start to miss it... I think I will get a fish eye lens... Soon... Wahaha

[jacob]

Guan yin ma~

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5263/5893829901_5e3da0d6be_b.jpg

makes better sense if image is rotated 180 degrees.

my 0.00001 cents.....er......dunno my comments worth or not.

[yingbin1005]

makes better sense if image is rotated 180 degrees.

my 0.00001 cents.....er......dunno my comments worth or not.

hmmm ... wat shifus think??

[yingbin1005]

sharing another photo.. hee...
:cheer:

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5156/5897250367_19d3e5f8e3_b.jpg

[wilswong]

the fish eye is attachment?

See lots of CA. Same issue with Oly too.

By the way Nex 7 schematics is floating around the net now.

[yingbin1005]

the fish eye is attachment?

See lots of CA. Same issue with Oly too.

By the way Nex 7 schematics is floating around the net now.

wat is CA?? :confused1:

ya it is an attachment...

[TheChef]

wat is CA?? :confused1:

ya it is an attachment...

CA = Chromatic aberration. It is the yam colour on the edges of object outlines captured in photo.

[yingbin1005]

CA = Chromatic aberration. It is the yam colour on the edges of object outlines captured in photo.

orhhh......dun look obvious to me.... :rofl:

[wilswong]

wat is CA?? :confused1:

ya it is an attachment...

Chromatic Aberrations.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_aberration

Put it simply, you can see the border of objects in the image is colored by blue/purple fringing. Good lens will avoid such issues.

That's why I also try not to use attachment lens, even teleconvertors also same type of issue.

If you take a look at the picture, it actually looked hazy. Best way to understand the effect is to take a picture without the attachment and see.

[KopiOkaya]

Chromatic Aberrations, or CA, is a common symptom in many multicoated lenses, especially the super wide and wide angle lenses. Even the so-called "better" or more expensive lenses exhibit this problem also. If it bugs you, there are several ways to remove it. The most common and quickest way is to use an image editing program such as Photoshop or Lightroom. :victory:

[excelglsi]

Chromatic Aberrations, or CA, is a common symptom in many multicoated lenses, especially the super wide and wide angle lenses. Even the so-called "better" lenses exhibit this problem also. If it bugs you, there are several ways to remove it. The most common and quickest way is to use an image editing program such as Photoshop or Lightroom. :victory:

Color blind like myself will not have this problem.. Can't see so no problem.. Just shoot arhh

[KopiOkaya]

Color blind like myself will not have this problem.. Can't see so no problem.. Just shoot arhh

CA is fine with me as long as it is not so serious as to distract the overall image presentation. Even the 35mm fixed lens X100 exhibits some CA under very harsh lighting condition.

[TheChef]

Color blind like myself will not have this problem.. Can't see so no problem.. Just shoot arhh

It will still be a problem.

[wilswong]

CA is fine with me as long as it is not so serious as to distract the overall image presentation. Even the 35mm fixed lens X100 exhibits some CA under very harsh lighting condition.

so long understand where the source is and shift position should not be a problem

[KopiOkaya]

so long understand where the source is and shift position should not be a problem

The problem is sometimes we see the CA only when we view the pictures on a computer monitor. By then, there is nothing much we can do other than removing it using software or leave it. I usually leave mine alone unless really jiak lat.