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James Cook
{K:38068} 6/21/2006
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I too suspect the lens. The blue (and the yellow on the other side) seem to be the result of a chromatic abberation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_aberration
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Pawel Kwasnicki
{K:9651} 6/21/2006
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once more...note, the blue appears on a dark/ bright contact areas- seems to be a normal CA to me...see you!
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Pawel Kwasnicki
{K:9651} 6/21/2006
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Hi Peter,
you got really close this time and it looks promising- the detail is amazing! but I think the blue distortion is not due to the light color, it seems to me it's a lens distortion you will not avoid at that huge magnification..hope I'm wrong and you can work it out! keep experimenting! best regards, Pawel
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Peter Daniel
{K:33866} 6/21/2006
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I'm trying out a new camera's SUPER Macro. This shot was less than an inch away from the subject. I was using a flourescent ring light which accounts for the Blue edge. I had the camera set to flourescent lighting. This is just and experiment.
Sorry for low quality, There is a learning curve with the new camera... But, it was interwsting how close I gould get...
Thanks, Peter
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davide lupo-pasini
{K:8079} 6/21/2006
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ehy, Peter!
what's up with this shot?
despite your fantastic portfolio, this one look
blurred and with a lot of blue fringing...
nothing to do wit your beautiful flower's shots!
ciao
Davide
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