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Edited by Jaaake AU:
5/3/2014 8:30:19 AM
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Those feels when your latest photo shoot is cursed with crushed blacks and unwanted chromatic aberration. Something wrong with my stock lens, I think. The blacks are salvageable because of RAW format and is probably just the result of me over correcting the exposure... well that or my monitor is uncalibrated again (not the first time it has happened and made me think some photos were ruined), but still. The distortion is completely unfixable on a lot of the photos.
Don't normally use the lens in question but the focal length was perfect for what I was doing the other day. [i]How frustrating.[/i]
Bit of a rant. But it happens I guess. Nothin' to share because of it
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tfw my monitor crushes blacks and nothing I do will fix it. Also chromatic aberration is totally hip these days even though it hurts my eyes.
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Yeah, it seems to happen on mine a lot too... really not sure why. These days it's easier to just go to my uni's campus and use the computers at the art school when looking at photos. *shrugs* And chromatic aberration is the worst thing ever! It's truly beyond me why developers of games are trying to mimic a lens flaw into their games. Sure it adds depth... but it just ruins IQ. And gives me headaches
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I've seen people do it on concept art for some reason, I just...I don't get it.
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I do not know the photographer terms. But I have seen the photographer dilemmas. I understand.
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I have no idea what you said. :D You used a lot of english words that I don't know the meaning off yet. I shall investigate... Later!
