FrozenBlizzard
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Hello everyone.
I am an amateur landscape photographer and still trying my best to learn and improve my passion on this field. Before when I used my amateur level Canon dslr with 17-40 mm wide-angle lens, I never have the problem shooting directly on any light source (like street lamps, sun, etc.) but when I used my Nikon D610 mounted with 14-24 mm nikkor lens, that is where I started getting the issue. I really want to have perfect star-rays effect but I frequently noticed that when I shoot directly to any light source I do get these undesirable/imperfect light rays. I assume the problem lies with my nikkor lens? Anyone among you here have any idea what is really the problem, I really need your brilliant opinion so that I can resolve the issue. Any tips are highly appreciated for me to avoid doing the same mistakes of having this issue.
Thank you very much.
Mert D.
I am an amateur landscape photographer and still trying my best to learn and improve my passion on this field. Before when I used my amateur level Canon dslr with 17-40 mm wide-angle lens, I never have the problem shooting directly on any light source (like street lamps, sun, etc.) but when I used my Nikon D610 mounted with 14-24 mm nikkor lens, that is where I started getting the issue. I really want to have perfect star-rays effect but I frequently noticed that when I shoot directly to any light source I do get these undesirable/imperfect light rays. I assume the problem lies with my nikkor lens? Anyone among you here have any idea what is really the problem, I really need your brilliant opinion so that I can resolve the issue. Any tips are highly appreciated for me to avoid doing the same mistakes of having this issue.
Thank you very much.
Mert D.