dermaus
Regular
- Location
- Pacific Northwest, USA
- Name
- Jeff
I posted this on a Nikon Z Facebook group so I apologize if anyone here is a member and saw this there. This is 100% zoomed into an image I took. It may be hard to see here, but much easier on my laptop screen. On the right hand side you can see the edits I made in Lightroom Classic 10.1.1, which I feel are fairly conservative and significantly less than what I originally had intended. Not sure if you can tell on this format, but there are color spots of purple and yellow dotting the image. They seem to appear in grasses, bushes, trees, and fencing and not in empty areas of the snow. This is a RAW file and Nikon seems to provide image correction based on the lens used (even on the RAW files). The accompanying JPEGS seem to be free of these artifacts. Is this lateral fringing? I had a different image with the FTZ adapted Nikon 50 mm f1.8 G synced with the same edits that shows the same artifacts/fringing. There were several other images that day showing the same. I have had to correct aberrations and fringing on files from other cameras before, but not anywhere near this amount. Any ideas?
Details:
Z5
24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR @ 100mm
1/200
f9
ISO 100
This was a significantly overcast day providing for fairly flat lighting (i.e. no harsh sun highlights).
Details:
Z5
24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR @ 100mm
1/200
f9
ISO 100
This was a significantly overcast day providing for fairly flat lighting (i.e. no harsh sun highlights).