what am I doing wrong - Vingnette
Posted 01/12/2013 - 22:52
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Camera custom filter settings don't affect raw files, other than perhaps in PDCU if you request it to.
John K
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Posted 02/12/2013 - 05:35
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I'm not familiar with most PP software. But PDCU allows you to extract the embedded thumbnail from the raw file; quite sure that others offer the same functionality. If the vignetting shows in the embedded jpeg, it's a camera / lens issue. If it does not show in the embedded jpeg, it's a PP issue.
At least you can eliminate one of the causes of the problem this way.
At least you can eliminate one of the causes of the problem this way.
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Posted 02/12/2013 - 10:00
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Mannesty wrote:
Yes, when I looked it wasn't zero. I've no idea why these were set the way they were as I've never fiddled with setting. I tend to use the defaults.tyronet2000 wrote:
no reason to change post crop vignette in ACR I have this set to zero now so fingers crossed
Are you saying it was not set to zero?no reason to change post crop vignette in ACR I have this set to zero now so fingers crossed
Took a couple of jpegs and raw files this morning and opened them on the main pc. All seemed as it should. So it seems to be a software problem on the laptop. I don't think there are any files I need on there so time for a full restore I think. Bloody windows (h)8
Posted 02/12/2013 - 16:40
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Glad to hear you've got to the bottom of it, but Windows will not have changed settings within an application, the user can and often does, Windows itself can't.
Unless you have other serious issues with your Windows installation, your imaging problem is not a good reason to do a complete reload.
Unless you have other serious issues with your Windows installation, your imaging problem is not a good reason to do a complete reload.
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Posted 02/12/2013 - 18:36
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Mannesty wrote:
Unless you have other serious issues with your Windows installation, your imaging problem is not a good reason to do a complete reload.
I believe my computer, at least the brower, was 'hacked' as any web page I opened was littered with those dreadful key word popping up adverts for sites I have no interest in. That made me think perhaps it has been more than that. The first thing I'll try in unistall all the imaging software and do a full re-install of that and see how it goes. Thanks for your interest in my problems.
Unless you have other serious issues with your Windows installation, your imaging problem is not a good reason to do a complete reload.
Posted 19/12/2013 - 10:47
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In error I have just had the same problem. Knocked off lens hood picked it up and put it back on 90 degrees out. In Photoshop RAW 6.5 there is a post vignetting tool and I used that to correct the mistake. I had not realised the lens hood was so close to the limits.
As to tyronet2000 problem had same problem went into addons and removed the program but next time I looked back again so went to options security and exceptions and cleared all exceptions seems OK fingers crossed.
As to tyronet2000 problem had same problem went into addons and removed the program but next time I looked back again so went to options security and exceptions and cleared all exceptions seems OK fingers crossed.
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In camera, there is a digital filter setting > Custom filter > Shading Level. If this is set to a negative figure you will get black vignetting. A positive number gives white vignetting.
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