SOL #82371
Leading Member
If you are G2 user, can you please do a little test take a picture of your remote control while you press buttons on it.
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marc van gend
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Sure, I will... but why?!
SOL #82371
Leading Member
want to see how much CA (or blue halo) it will show... thanks
SOL #82371
Leading Member
please take those photos in auto settings.
thanks
thanks
marc van gend
Active member
Sorry, I just finished taking some pictures in various other settings using a G2. I post cropped versions of two of them. The upper one was shot in P mode, daylight WB (by accident), F2.0, 1/6s. The lower one was shot in Av, fluorescent WB, F4.0, 0.8s.
Hope you find this interesting anyway - sorry for not cleaning my fingernails well enhough in advance.
Marc
Franklin
Veteran Member
Thanks Marc and SOL.
But the remote's emitter was pointed directly to the lens in SOL's test. Marc's test had the emitter pointed slightly away from the lens. This can be critical.
Another observation, it appears the battery in Marc's remote is not as strong as that in SOL's remote.
But the remote's emitter was pointed directly to the lens in SOL's test. Marc's test had the emitter pointed slightly away from the lens. This can be critical.
Another observation, it appears the battery in Marc's remote is not as strong as that in SOL's remote.
Sorry, I just finished taking some pictures in various other
settings using a G2. I post cropped versions of two of them. The
upper one was shot in P mode, daylight WB (by accident), F2.0,
1/6s. The lower one was shot in Av, fluorescent WB, F4.0, 0.8s.
Hope you find this interesting anyway - sorry for not cleaning my
fingernails well enhough in advance.
Marc
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Ulysses
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That definitely IS one powerful remote SOL has. Heheheh...
I still say this should be done while spot metered off of the emitter. What good is a test that overexposes the emitter since the majority of the center of frame is filled by a black remote?
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On second thought, are we really going to start shooting infrared remotes in an effort now to prove a CA problem?
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I still say this should be done while spot metered off of the emitter. What good is a test that overexposes the emitter since the majority of the center of frame is filled by a black remote?
))On second thought, are we really going to start shooting infrared remotes in an effort now to prove a CA problem?
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Franklin
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exactly. As I have pointed out in my other pos
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1010&message=3763925
David Barker91965
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