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1·11 months agoI’m assuming this isn’t a cropped image… You have vignetting in the top right corner and not in the others… I’d say that you have a lens element that has decentred. A job for the service/repair people I think
If you’re in the uk, this page tries to explain 😏
https://www.dacs.org.uk/knowledge-base/factsheets/copyright-in-photographs
Yep - its a symptom of mirrorless cameras. The IDK if you were shooting in af-s or af-c, but if you’re using af-s, you can enable the af assist illuminator in the menus. - Custom settings>a12 in firmware 4.1 Also… take off your lens hood. The af assist led can very easily be blocked by it.
The reason for low light af issues is that Nikon cameras and possibly all mirrorless cameras have the focus sensor behind the green filter and as such your red/infrared af-assist lamp on your flash is utterly useless i’m afraid. Its really annoying that even several years after mirrorless cameras appeared, there are no speedlights out there with a green af assist lamp. Grrrrrrr.
I must admit I had trouble seeing it at first, but I’m viewing on an android phone 😁
If you’re trying to print a jpeg, that is probably the cause. Try exporting the original raw file as a Tiff… You might get better results. If the original is a jpg, it might still be salvageable…
https://www.lsp-actions.com/blogs/lsp-actions-blog/remove-banding-photoshop
Focus stacking with my macro lens. A bit different… I guess, but that’s me :)
Not helpful.
No need to correct grammar to your local ideas. Live and let live.
You’re not helpful.
No. A low level format isn’t possible these days without specific software. Just a regular quick format or full format would do the job.
Yep. Done that a couple of times. Now I have a camera with 2 card slots with big ass cards in and only take one out at a time.
Dunno yet I’ve had some shots at 8000 the have cleaned up OK with lightroom’s denoiser… It depends on the where the image is going. A 45mp image at 8000 or more when only being resized to an Instagram image will look fine after being denoised.
Can you get one with a sideways adapter? 😂
Looks like it might be something you’d use in a darkroom when printing B&W. B&W paper isn’t sensitive to red light so you can use that to see what you’re doing… Tho it’s would only be for printing… Not for developing the film tho… That is still sensitive to all wavelengths :)
If you’re displaying your photo, your biggest problem is uv in sunlight. Have a look at the link below.
If you’re storing it in a photo album make sure that the album is acid free. And keep the album in a cool clean dry place… Not a basement or attic.
I wouldn’t bother laminating the photo as the pouches degrade over time anyways. I have some colour family snaps from the 70’s that don’t look like they’ve faded… They had no special storage… Just in the original paper pouches. I also have a b&w photo of my nan that was taken around 1930 which still looks great… That was just kept in its original card photo frame in a box at my grandparents house.
1.6kg? Is that it? Try 7kg+ :) 3.5kg for long lens and body and the rest from other lenses, backpack, tripod etc. As it happens I don’t tend to get neck strain. It’s most likely down to a decent strap, carrying sling style and luck 😂
In seriousness tho… I used to have a much lighter kit and used a standard Nikon strap which could only really be worn around my neck. Yeah a sore neck was almost guaranteed.
So for those that suffer, I heartily recommend getting a decent strap(I use a peak design slide) and change the way you carry your camera.
In addition to what u/8fqThs4EX2T9 said, id also check the export settings for your jpegs… 10mb seems a bit small for a 25mp image if you’re pringtin, set the jpeg quality to 100. It might not make a missive difference, but these days, 15-20MB isn’t such a big file unless you’re already short on space.