Same setting, different lense = different tint. why?
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try another time where everything is manual
e.g manual exposure, as opposed to aperture priority
and manual white balance as opposed to auto
den again, bear in mind that not all lenses are created equal. which does not mean the difference between 2 should be great at all.
e.g manual exposure, as opposed to aperture priority
and manual white balance as opposed to auto
den again, bear in mind that not all lenses are created equal. which does not mean the difference between 2 should be great at all.
the tamron lens did not manage to capture the human figure at the back.....
but with nikon lens, it manage to capture the human figure.. :think: and the appearance of it makes everything greenish. spooky le...
jokes aside, as u sure the white balance for both is the same? instead of auto, set it manually.
but with nikon lens, it manage to capture the human figure.. :think: and the appearance of it makes everything greenish. spooky le...
jokes aside, as u sure the white balance for both is the same? instead of auto, set it manually.
I also will be quite scared... heebie jeebies already :sweat:
I also think it's a white balance issue, prob left on Auto. If not, then can blame it on the "presence" in the background.
I'm just guessing, might or might not be for the reason for the green cast. Could it be that you did not remove the CPL filter from the 50mm lens. Maybe that's the reason for the green cast & you know what a PL filter can do right? That's why the figure is there................woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo................
1st photo looks under-exposed compare to the 2nd, you confirm camera setting and lighting condition didnt change?
Is the two picture taken at the same time of the day?
Just a guess...source of light is not constant even just a few min different. The light from the window or where ever sudden get a little dark.
To test:
Try using a soft box with a constant source of light...the rest of the settings, position of the camera (best mount on tripod) remain the same.
Only the lens is different (take away filter). Then you can give a conclusion.
I think should not have so much different even it is two different brand.
Different lens manufacturers use different glass formulation. The differences use will definitely effect the colour response of the picture - assuming all camera settings are equal.
Like Sigma lens for example they are known to give slightly warmer images. There are several factors such as lens glass material, anti-reflective coatings etc.
regards,
Sulhan
Like Sigma lens for example they are known to give slightly warmer images. There are several factors such as lens glass material, anti-reflective coatings etc.
regards,
Sulhan
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