Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/01/28
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]On 28/01/2007, at 17:41, Jim Laurel wrote: > Hi Mark, > The foreground plants/trees look just like the EOS1Ds image. That > one is pretty accurate. Trouble is that if I start desaturating > colors, the rest of the image gets thrown off. It's not so much a > color cast that you can fix by desaturating across the entire > image. It's that certain things in the image, in this case the > foreground plants, seem to have taken on a wacky color. And what > is the deal with all the color fringing up around the roof and > fascia of the building? > > I called Tamarkin today and they were very helpful. They advised > that the IR/UV filter would take care of all these problems. I can > believe that could be the case with the plants in the foreground. > Apparently, they're reflecting IR and turning magenta, but I'm > skeptical about the color fringing in high contrast areas. I > specifically asked them if the IR filter would solve the fringing > issue as well and they assured me it would. However, I'm having a > hard time believing that. Now, I am trying to decide whether I > should try the filters at all or just send it back as Ted says. > I'll have to ask the good folks at Tamarkin, but I think once I get > the filters, I won't be able to return the camera. What that means > is that there's really no way to know if I can be satisfied with > the darn thing. > > As of now, I'm ready to throw it out the window! Of course that may make you feel better but might not be covered by the warranty ;-) The way your mails are going, SEND IT BACK: get them to re-test it and only "look" at it again when the filters are available. Cheers