Help!!! Photos with dark corners...

[devilzheart]

Dear All,

I noted my photos have dark corners......

Please advise anything wrong with my camera/len

Thanks from newbie

 

[lamester]

link not working

 

[dennisc]

Sounds like vignette to me, some lens naturally gives you that, when shooting in extreme Wide Angles.

 

[nixontkl]

if u have added filter, the filter may be the cause of it at the wide angle. just remove the filter.


and TS - u cant link the picture just directly out from your computer. u need to upload it to a server on the internet (unless your system is configured to perform as server)

 

[Redsun]

helps to have a pic

 

[Rashkae]

Dear All,

I noted my photos have dark corners......

Please advise anything wrong with my camera/len

Thanks from newbie

If you have a filter on, or one of those horrible so-called "Macro/wide angle" convertors, you're suffering from vignetting.

 

[johnong316]

Dear All,

I noted my photos have dark corners......

Please advise anything wrong with my camera/len

Thanks from newbie

Hi devilheart,

we cant show the image directly from you pc/laptop. You need to upload your picture to a photo server (photobucket, flickr) so that you can post yuor picture here..

 

[Octarine]

This is the location at your computer .. most likely the USB card reader.
Read: Users Guide for Posting Images in CS

 

[kenken17]

if it is vignette, you can post process and remove it. Adobe lightroom is easy for removing vignette.

 

[voldisinarta]

That's vignetting...

You can get rid of it by shooting in a smaller aperture -or- slightly off the shortest focal length of your lens, -or- by doing so in post processing.

On the contrary, I love the vignetting especially for portraits I purposedly add the vignetting to the photos...

 

[PrimePhotog]

Could also be caused by using small format lenses on larger formats. ie. DX / EF-S etc lenses on full frame camera.

 

[BANDUGUNARATNE]

Yes, What Dennisc, Nixontkl etc expressed views are correct. Vignetting and of course having a filter with a thick metal frame may be the course while shooting wide angle.

 

[bruggink]

Alternatively you can exaggerate the vignetting to make the pictures more artistic. =)

 

[shutterpeep]

where's the photo?