Originally posted by Squier I'm with you on that - so is it not possible to PP out the donuts ?
There just HAS to be something out there to do it. Software can get rid of purple fringing, can de-fish fish-eye lenses, correct for barrel distortion, vignetting, etc. I'm going to do some more searching this afternoon, hopefully.
On to a different tangent...yeah, tangent
Well...this is a birding thread but "wildlife" is kind of the same vein, right?
The cardinals were playing in the backyard but of course they stopped once I got the camera. But, the squirrels were out as always. My long lens, the FA 80-320, is a lens that impresses me some days but not others. Today, it impressed me.
I am not a pixel peeper by any means. I took this shot because of the pose, and it just so happened I needed to crop heavily.
100% crops...first one is ACR default sharpened, and all other defaults. Second is USM added after crop and resize to my normal taste. Not bad!
Shot details:
K10D handheld, 260mm, f/7.1, ISO 400, 1/250s, AF-C, SR enabled, Raw converted by ACR/CS3
ACR Raw sharpened only:
USM added:
Pleasing for a long, light, $150 lens
This one's a keeper, even after I decide on a 300mm+ prime