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rombe3jr replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Software is doing so much work in post anyway for most photographs that it sort of makes sense that we are getting more lens corrections...
Click replied to the thread Show your Bird Portraits.
Nice series. I especially like the 2nd shot. :)
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
The image is stretched first, and after that stretching it is 4000 pixels high (for the 24 MP sensor in your example) and wider than...
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screenshooter replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
The one coming to mind most affected was a time laps video of a sunset I shot on a Z9 with a 15-35 f4 S lens. The sky was bright orange...
SirIssacNewton replied to the thread Show your Bird Portraits.
First time seeing a Hermit Thrush, taken with my Canon R10 and RF 100-400
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esglord replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Nice, informative writeup. Thanks
Click replied to the thread Show your Bird Portraits.
Beautiful shot. Clear view of the subject. Nicely done!
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AJ replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I'm glad to see some quantitative data on corner stretching. So for the 14-35 at 14 mm, the amount of distortion is 5.3%. This results...
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JustUs7 replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
But that’s where I get confused. It can’t be cropped down to 6000 on the horizontal because there are only 6000 pixels to start. So it...
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Del Paso replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
To take it one additional step further...
What about perspective, vignetting, exposure and cropping corrections applied in darkrooms in...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Maybe just skip the examples. What would even be the point of an 18/4.5 lens? But I get your point. I’d say it’s a factor for those who...
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scyrene replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I'm just curious how vignetting ruined landscape shots. Apart from the astro landscape niche discussed at length on other threads, my...
josephandrews222 replied to the thread Show your Bird Portraits.
Spring is trying to spring here in the midwest USA, but cold temps return this weekend.
Nice temps today, and the (sort of) trilling of...
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mb66energy replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
The choice of my examples is not great, here you are right,, long focal lengths are easyer to correct - So lets think about 18mm f/4.5...
justaCanonuser replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I guess the progress in computer based design, new optical materials and coatings will go hand in hand with a deeper digital correction...
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Quack replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I would go one step further...
Your entire image with digital cameras is created with a series of digital corrections. Your sensor is...
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ShowMeTheEagles replied to the thread Here We Go Again, More EOS R3 Mark II Chatter.
My take, Canon is trolling us, knowing someone would take a pic, but just using an R1 casing for testing out features for future cameras...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Yes, what you say makes no sense.
I’m not sure who is saying the image quality is better, there is a difference between better and not...
Malm replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
That is my work-around at the moment. And that is also the reason why I worry that a much stronger image correction might create...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Yes, it’s cropped…after the distortion correction stretches it out. Because of the 3:2 aspect ratio, correcting the distortion stretches...
Malm replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
And I thought that these 'digital correction' allows for a better image quality as most writers assume. And now I can only use these...
Skux replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
I'll happily take them. No one notices and the lenses are lighter.
The only time they have bothered me was when pushing some very low...
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JustUs7 replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Main thing I don’t understand with the Digital Corrections is how they can clearly make a physical crop of the original image and...
neuroanatomist replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Yes, let's go back to the good old days when men were men and lenses were lenses. When real men looked through real viewfinders. When...
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scyrene replied to the thread Opinion: Love it or Hate it, Digital Correction is here to Stay.
Were you not stopping down? I thought that was typical for landscape shooting?
Slippery slope fallacy?
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