Hi guys,
I have a question about the peripheral illumination correction on the Canon 60D. I understand that it's a technical 'defect' when the edges are darker in photos, but from what I understand from some aesthetic theories is that it's a good thing to frame your photo in such a way as to redirect the viewer's eyes back to the centerpiece, and darkened edges seem to be doing a good job at that.
Hence, this question: Is the peripheral illumination correction function on the Canon 60D really a good thing? Or should I disable it? I know this can be a matter of taste, but I'm not experienced enough in photography to answer this.
Thank you!
James
I have a question about the peripheral illumination correction on the Canon 60D. I understand that it's a technical 'defect' when the edges are darker in photos, but from what I understand from some aesthetic theories is that it's a good thing to frame your photo in such a way as to redirect the viewer's eyes back to the centerpiece, and darkened edges seem to be doing a good job at that.
Hence, this question: Is the peripheral illumination correction function on the Canon 60D really a good thing? Or should I disable it? I know this can be a matter of taste, but I'm not experienced enough in photography to answer this.
Thank you!
James