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Extreme Distortion?

Postby Yi-P on Sun Sep 10, 2006 1:35 am

How can I fix this distortion?? :D

Crystal ball, crystal ball, show me the place I live... lol :twisted:
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It's off by nearly 210 degrees :shock:


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Postby stubbsy on Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:57 am

Yip

These are both heading in the right direction (and make the most of the lousy weather), but are not quite there yet. #1 would be sublime if the the image in centre of frame wasn't so blurred/double exposed (did the drop move during the shot?). #2 has great sharpness and the water looks lovely and silvery, but the fly screen? in the background distracts.

I'd like to see more of this and I'm impressed you even had the clever idea to take the shots.
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Postby Yi-P on Sun Sep 10, 2006 11:30 am

Thanks Peter,

#1 would be sublime if the the image in centre of frame wasn't so blurred/double exposed (did the drop move during the shot?).


No, I dont think it moved, mostly should be my hands on the focusing.


#2 has great sharpness and the water looks lovely and silvery, but the fly screen? in the background distracts.


I just noticed that after punching the shot back into the PC screen. Will try again later today if the rainman comes over to wash my window... :P



It is very hard and challenging to use a 3x lifesize reversed lens setup :roll:
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