This is why you want to go with slim filters like the ones from B+W. The larger ring will cause vignetting, especially on wide-angle lenses. Nice photo by the way.
Edit: The Hitech ones fit into the Cokin system? That's the problem. The Cokin filter holder can jut out too far on wide-angle lenses. I think they say the P-System is only good up to about 28mm. Anything wider and it will cause vignetting. Looks like you were shooting at 12mm + crop factor = 18mm which explains the problem.
Film_Ruled wrote:
A perfect example of the unique look of peripheral bokeh when used full frame, thanks for posting this, I like the way the out of focus details roll off in the corners, far less sterile.
I'm sorry but I cannot look at the 'bokeh' or the peripheral angle of the dangle...
This woman is kissing the side of the mouth of a blooming dog!!!!!!!!
Puppies are notorious for having worms, plus of course they are always licking their private parts... I'm sorry but I do not rate that picture at all
Please folks do not do that at home and do NOT let animals lick your face.. I know this one isn't and I guess the roles are reversed
The locks are part of the old Miami-Erie Canal system, normally it's just a grassy area. First time I've seen enough water in here to flow like this after the recent rain storms we've had.
BTW... how do my colors look? I calibrated my Dell 23" UltraSharp but the colors are more contrasty than on my macbook.. let me know if they look off...
this is a photography thread not a health clinic!
