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Activity Forums Canon Cameras culprit on vignetting

  • Don Greening

    December 2, 2007 at 5:18 pm

    [Ryan Santos] “When a camera vigenettes, what is the most common culprit?”

    The lens, when it’s pulled back full wide.

    – Don

  • Todd Terry

    December 2, 2007 at 5:45 pm

    There can be some add-on sources of vignetting (as Don said, especially when the lens is at its widest)…

    They can include things like a matte box… or stacking on too many screw-on filters so that they stick out too far.

    One of the challenges is that viewfinders often overscan a bit and you can’t see the problems until later.

    It’s funny, you often see a lot of “clipped corners” video on television commercials. You won’t notice it on a regular tubed television (CRT) because of the slight overscan… but they show up when viewed full-frame on an LCD or plasma television or on a computer monitor (or on a CRT that underscans).

    T2

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    Todd Terry
    Creative Director
    Fantastic Plastic Entertainment, Inc.
    fantasticplastic.com

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