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09/12/2011 01:35:32 AM |
| Mooi Rian, ek hou van die groot flare,en die strale. Ek het gereken dis die bes moontlike vertoning van Flare. |
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09/12/2011 12:44:30 AM |
| Nice shot Riaan. 7. I made an error. It's 8 bladed. The newer 100mm has 9. |
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09/11/2011 07:41:15 PM |
| Lovely, a wonderful contrast of the soft petals against the harsher, angular flare. |
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09/07/2011 09:37:02 AM |
| That's the biggest ghosting I've ever seen--it looks cool! |
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09/04/2011 11:15:34 PM |
| That's what I call framing! |
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09/04/2011 10:13:58 PM |
Lovely work and classic lens flare (in this case not the star burst but the aperture blade flare) however the star burst lines at top radiating down are also visible. Anyone who DNMC's or low votes star burst is making an uneducated mistake.
What this also clearly shows is the rough serrated edges of the aperture blades...the more there are of them (this lens has 6 blades) and the smoother and higher quality they are the better your IQ will be, and less CA. |
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