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The shooting conditions that brought this one involved heavy flash in view of the camera - obviously the 450D's sensor really didn't find it amusing. Sample has been contrasted up a little to show the curious nature of this one. | The shooting conditions that brought this one involved heavy flash in view of the camera - obviously the 450D's sensor really didn't find it amusing. Sample has been contrasted up a little to show the curious nature of this one. | ||
Using dcraw with the -f argument renders a less contrasty but artifact-free image. | Using dcraw with the -f argument renders a less contrasty but artifact-free image. | ||
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| + | == Demonstrative picture == | ||
[[image:maze_artif.jpg|none|Maze Artifacts]] | [[image:maze_artif.jpg|none|Maze Artifacts]] | ||
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[[Category: Pix]] | [[Category: Pix]] | ||
Revision as of 13:32, 25 July 2009
An example of 'maze artifacts'
Summary
The shooting conditions that brought this one involved heavy flash in view of the camera - obviously the 450D's sensor really didn't find it amusing. Sample has been contrasted up a little to show the curious nature of this one.
Using dcraw with the -f argument renders a less contrasty but artifact-free image.
Demonstrative picture
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