post #31
02 January 2006, 21:13 UTC#31
Man, that doesn't kick the cokin's ass, look at the lens flares. The glass in the cokin is clearly better, even if the distortion is kinda fucked up looking. 
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post #32
02 January 2006, 21:14 UTC#32
Its actually a interesting fact that vignetion doesnt allways show up on your cam. I dont know why exactly, but it seems taht cams cd screen is smaller than actual range of screen and it lefts little bit out from the sides. I sometimes have little bit of vigention with my raynox qc303 if its not properly on. But its bitch since I dont know when its properly on cause I dont see that vigention on my lcd, just when I capture it to comp. That problem is often when I shoot real 16:9
post #33
02 January 2006, 21:15 UTC#33
It doesn't show up on a tv anyways, so I don't really mind it.
post #34
02 January 2006, 21:16 UTC#34
So what show in tv would be the same as on lcd? Because I can see it in my videofiles?
And what causes lensflare? I mean my HC gets thsoe so easily that its annoying. Anyidea how to fix it?
And what causes lensflare? I mean my HC gets thsoe so easily that its annoying. Anyidea how to fix it?
post #35
02 January 2006, 21:18 UTC#35
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So what show in tv would be the same as on lcd? Because I can see it in my videofiles?
Yes.
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And what causes lensflare? I mean my HC gets thsoe so easily that its annoying. Anyidea how to fix it?
It's just the quality of the glass I think. Only way to prevent it is turn the camera or if you used some kind of lens hood, that might work too, but not with a fisheye.