Hello to everyone
Recently my photos started getting rejected from the vignette. Of course just skyshots. Actually, I always take the same photos. My equipment and settings are the same.
I'm using the Canon EF 100-400 mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM which is considered one of the best lenses in the world. My camera is Canon 7D mark II. Not a full frame. I took the attached photo with this equipment and the usual settings.
I shoot in A mode. Exif values of this last rejected photo: f/6,3 – ISO 100 - focal length 153 mm - exposure time 1/1250. The time it was taken 10:01 AM.
It's the same with the photos I took in the previous cloudless sky and bright sun. But this is the first time my photos of this type are rejected.
Anyway. I don't know what to do. Maybe there is a problem with the camera settings. I would be glad if anyone with knowledge and experience can help me. Thanks.
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Re: Vignette problem
Excuse me, I added a photos but it doesn't show. I think I'm making a mistake. Anyway, I'm adding the original and equalized flickr links of the photo here.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/191396407@N03/51476439103
https://www.flickr.com/photos/191396407@N03/51475423417
https://www.flickr.com/photos/191396407@N03/51476439103
https://www.flickr.com/photos/191396407@N03/51475423417
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Re: Vignette problem
Just to be sure which of these photos were submitted? The first or second link?
Re: Vignette problem
In the first link, there is a photo that I uploaded to the site and was rejected.
I have equalized the colors so that you can see the vignette in the photo in the 2nd link.
I have equalized the colors so that you can see the vignette in the photo in the 2nd link.
Re: Vignette problem
MMCelik wrote:In the first link, there is a photo that I uploaded to the site and was rejected.
I have equalized the colors so that you can see the vignette in the photo in the 2nd link.
Hello. I will stick my neck out and say that, if this is equalised in Photoshop, then any vignetting would show easily. I see nothing. I don't think the photo should have been rejected for this reason on that basis. Coincidentally I recently had a photo also rejected for vignetting, when I was confident there was none. I put in an appeal and that was successful.
Paul
Re: Vignette problem
Psych wrote:MMCelik wrote:In the first link, there is a photo that I uploaded to the site and was rejected.
I have equalized the colors so that you can see the vignette in the photo in the 2nd link.
Hello. I will stick my neck out and say that, if this is equalised in Photoshop, then any vignetting would show easily. I see nothing. I don't think the photo should have been rejected for this reason on that basis. Coincidentally I recently had a photo also rejected for vignetting, when I was confident there was none. I put in an appeal and that was successful.
Paul
Thanks for the reply Paul. There is some vignetting in the top left and I think it has to do with the camera settings. For this reason I'm thinking of shooting by changing the camera settings. I took this photo with 6.3 aperture and +3 exposure compensation. This is my standard settings. Some of my friends suggested that I shoot with 8 or 9 apertures and 0 exposure compensation. I will try these settings as well. I hope it works. Thanks again for your interest.
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