justalexander
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Continuing on from my earlier thread regarding problems with the Leica S...
I've been experiencing flare on some of my images. After some research I think I found the probable cause. Reflections from the AF sensor unit. At least that's what causes almost identical problems with other cameras.
Nikon D750 flare problems? Here?s why and what to do about them. (It?s not your lens.)
I experience the problem with the 120mm regardless of where the light source is in the frame. The 30-90 to a lesser extent and the 24mm when there's a bright light source on the edge of frame. Here's an example from a job I shot today. I've also attached a blank frame taken with the 120mm which shows the flare in the same place on the right hand side.
Can anyone else verify this? If this is indeed the cause, how can we get Leica to acknowledge the problem and offer a solution? If this isn't the cause does anyone have another suggestion?
I've been experiencing flare on some of my images. After some research I think I found the probable cause. Reflections from the AF sensor unit. At least that's what causes almost identical problems with other cameras.
Nikon D750 flare problems? Here?s why and what to do about them. (It?s not your lens.)
I experience the problem with the 120mm regardless of where the light source is in the frame. The 30-90 to a lesser extent and the 24mm when there's a bright light source on the edge of frame. Here's an example from a job I shot today. I've also attached a blank frame taken with the 120mm which shows the flare in the same place on the right hand side.
Can anyone else verify this? If this is indeed the cause, how can we get Leica to acknowledge the problem and offer a solution? If this isn't the cause does anyone have another suggestion?
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