unknow affect in picture .

[huujason]

Hello forum. im a biginner and i was just wondering if anyone here know how to avoid this
affect. see picture

 

[KevinPutman]

Do you mean the lighting? or it being out of focus?

 

[480sparky67 67]

The green tint? Chromatic aberration.

That it's out of focus? Depth of Field.

 

[KevinPutman]

The green tint? Chromatic aberration.

That it's out of focus? Depth of Field.

How come I can't even see a green tint? haha

 

[EckoZero]

The green tint? Chromatic aberration.

That it's out of focus? Depth of Field.

How come I can't even see a green tint? haha

Poor monitor calibration?
Colour blind?



OP - as has been pointed out, you'll need to be more specific on which effect you are referring to, although sparky has pretty much answered your question...

 

[KevinPutman]

I think I might see a tiiiiny greenish tint?

 

[thebutler4]

The green tint? Chromatic aberration.

That it's out of focus? Depth of Field.

How come I can't even see a green tint? haha

Don't feel bad .. I don't see it either! .. lol

 

[480sparky67 67]

How come I can't even see a green tint? haha

I can pick out any pixel on my monitor and see what the color of it is. Green is the predominant color in the area in question. I can barely see the green tint, but it's there, and borne out by my eyedropper.

 

[huujason]

yes the green tint, i hope 480sparker is right, i hope it got nothing to do with my new lens or camera.
picture taken at 135mm f1.8

 

[480sparky67 67]

Chromatic aberration. It's a function of the lens. All lenses have it, it just varies between lenses.

 

[Chodie]

Here's a video that covers one of the many ways to get rid of chromatic aberrations:





It goes through sharpening and other useful tools as well. Hopefully it will help!

Good news though, definitely not your fault!

 

[bazooka]

If you shoot in RAW, there is a setting you can use to get rid of it easily. It works quite well in my experience.

 

[huujason]

is this mean my lens could be defected ?

 

[480sparky67 67]

is this mean my lens could be defected ?

I don't think it is. CA is present in all lenses. Some lenses treat it better than others, but CA is to a camera lens like belly buttons are to people.... we all have one.

 

[huujason]

is this mean my lens could be defected ?

I don't think it is. CA is present in all lenses. Some lenses treat it better than others, but CA is to a camera lens like belly buttons are to people.... we all have one.

Thanks