Red problem !

Piotr Wozniacki · April 27th, 2009, 04:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Bob Grant

[...] by polarizing the light before it enters the dichroic filter the green vignetting was avoided.

This is my impression as well. However, in low-light situation, filtering the (little) available light further is not what we want...

Oh well, I guess we need to compromise - just as Sony did, for some reason not applying a proper long red filtration to the EX series cameras in the fist place.

Brian Cassar · April 27th, 2009, 08:53 AM

From my experience so far, the problem is much ore amplified and noticeable in an indoor setting under tungsten light rather than in sunlight. So basically the urgent need is for a filter that does not cut any light but restores the blacks.

April 27th, 2009, 08:53 AM	#272
Brian Cassar Major Player Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Malta Posts: 306	From my experience so far, the problem is much ore amplified and noticeable in an indoor setting under tungsten light rather than in sunlight. So basically the urgent need is for a filter that does not cut any light but restores the blacks.