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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Ramsey" data-source="post: 363495" data-attributes="member: 23981"><p>Okay, I stopped to take a sunset picture on the Blue Ridge Parkway, set up my camera for bracketing, and got this with my Rokinon 24mm lens. This is the overexposed of these three but the under and properly exposed all have the same effect. I took about 20 of these before I realized what was happening and switched lenses. It did not do this with another lens. When I put the 24mm back on, the sun was about gone but it did not do this again. Any ideas as to what could have caused it?</p><p>[ATTACH]116592[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scott Ramsey, post: 363495, member: 23981"] Okay, I stopped to take a sunset picture on the Blue Ridge Parkway, set up my camera for bracketing, and got this with my Rokinon 24mm lens. This is the overexposed of these three but the under and properly exposed all have the same effect. I took about 20 of these before I realized what was happening and switched lenses. It did not do this with another lens. When I put the 24mm back on, the sun was about gone but it did not do this again. Any ideas as to what could have caused it? [ATTACH=CONFIG]116592._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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