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Today I sent our field guy out to measure a rig for me. It's a bit of an odd job because the frame they made is very poorly done...actually that's not odd, it's quite common...but this one is just really bad.
Anyway, the point is that he took our company digi-cam and this is what all the images look like.
I checked the settings and the only thing that was off, was that the AWB was set to fluorescent. I set it to AUTO and tried some test shots...same thing.
Image quality is not what's important here, I just need to see the frame so that I know how to design the fabric covers. I did some quick editing so that I could see the frame better.
Not great, but it will work for me.
What's really weird, is the pattern that becomes evident when the image is adjusted so drastically. It's pretty consistent in most of the photos...especially in the blown out sky areas. It's even more noticeable in some of the other images.
I'm just curious if any one has seen this before? Or knows what it is? The camera is evidently toast...I guess that's what they get for spending a whole $100 CDN for it.
Anyway, the point is that he took our company digi-cam and this is what all the images look like.
I checked the settings and the only thing that was off, was that the AWB was set to fluorescent. I set it to AUTO and tried some test shots...same thing.
Image quality is not what's important here, I just need to see the frame so that I know how to design the fabric covers. I did some quick editing so that I could see the frame better.
Not great, but it will work for me.
What's really weird, is the pattern that becomes evident when the image is adjusted so drastically. It's pretty consistent in most of the photos...especially in the blown out sky areas. It's even more noticeable in some of the other images.
I'm just curious if any one has seen this before? Or knows what it is? The camera is evidently toast...I guess that's what they get for spending a whole $100 CDN for it.