Lens shake?

tyronet2000
Posted 24/04/2014 - 14:18 Link
I definitely need my eyes tested, didn't see the full stop It's working now. Thanks
Regards
Stan

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michaelblue
Posted 24/04/2014 - 14:31 Link
I've tried all the lens correction tools in first Lightroom then Photoshop CS6 but nothing will shift this grey fringing.
Chromatic aberration and colour fringing don't bother me as they can be fixed easily but this strange 'grey thing' is rather puzzling.
I realise this is a heavy crop and most shots don't show this so it's not a huge problem but I'm sure it shouldn't be there

As you can see here, 'In focus edges' do not show this....strange
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I guess I'll just have to live with it....until can afford something better

You've all been very helpful, many thanks, particularly Peter for taking the time to examine the original
Regards,
Michael
Edited by michaelblue: 24/04/2014 - 14:55
gwing
Posted 26/04/2014 - 00:38 Link
Mannesty wrote:
gwing wrote:

It looks like CA to me yes. But the question then is can anything be done about it, hence the interest in trying CA correction against the raw.
Lightroom's CA removal option removes the colour cast around the edges, but replaces it with grey.
I don't use it much but the (lensfun lens model based) automatic correction I'm using in darktable does replace the colour cast with some grey - but then some tweaking of the TCA strength slider seems to get rid of almost all the grey as well( at least for the shot I posted above anyway - its hard to be scientific about these things).
Edited by gwing: 26/04/2014 - 00:40

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