dRebelXT said:When I shoot this picture, how do I prevent the foggy glare on the right
from taking place? Does a hood work?
patch17 said:i'm the one who shot this picture.
it was made with an old Ricoh 500G, the lens had a very bad fungus attack on the lens which damaged the part of the coating, hence the "foggy" bit on the right.
Firefox said:Close down the aperture for the first & hyperfocus the lense.. It's probably a wide angle lense anyway..
2nd picture, you don't really have a choice, it's not lense flare.. If you have an extremely powerful flash, you could use it to fill in (I doubt any hotshoe mounted unit can fill the entire building though)..
dRebelXT said:I saw this photo in CS, but I am wondering what settings do I need
on my 350D. Basically I mean the aperture, focal length and camera
distance. Shuttle doesn't matter though.
dRebelXT said:I see, so it was the fungus. Let's say when I shoot this picture and the sun was
near that part, is it likely to prevent such glare from happening?