Friday, March 12, 2010

natural lens flare on coldish but sunny alley



Flare can take many forms, and this may include just one or all of the polygonal shapes, bright streaks, or overall washed out look (veiling flare) shown above.
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Flare
Techniques Glossary Flare
Flare is unwanted light reflecting within a lens or camera that reduces contrast and creates bright streaks or patterns on the image.
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Flare and ghosting are a major problem in contra-light situations. The problem is caused by reflected light - either from the lens elements or the inside of the lens barrel. There are certain techniques to reduce these reflections: ...
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Flare:
Cause: It is light reflecting off the inner and outer surface of a lens. Solution: Use a lens hood. Remove UV Or Sky light filters.
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Lens flares are currently a visual cliche and are often added to images digitally. When you don't want lens flares, use a sunshade on your lens and watch out for light sources in your camera's field of view.

5 comments:

Smorg said...

This... is so COOL! :oD

bereweber said...

hola mister Smorg, glad you enjoyed it!

Georg said...

Hallo Berenice,

I like your little video, you have artistical flare.

Would not call that cool. Hot is better suited. Let's ask Smorgy to think again.

Georg

Smorg said...

On second thought... I think I'll call this video so cool that it is hot! ;o)

Hola Bere & Georgy! Hope the week has started well your way. I'm finally coming out of the flu, I think. Was mending well but had to cover a concert on Saturday night and that didn't help it much. :oP My flatmate and I were babysitting a cute dog over the weekend, though, so I was well cuddled and all. That makes for a speedy recovery. ;o)

bereweber said...

well vielen Dank Herr Georg and mister Smorg, for such heated discussion on the temperature of the post! hot, cool, unlike adjectives & i loved them both! thank you