BackdoorArts
Senior Member
I've gotten this with $90 clear filters, though never to this extent. I don't know that it can be 100% avoided with bright light coming straight into the lens while you expose for the darker sections.
D7000 - blue/purple highlights problems on 2 seperate D7000's
- Thread starter NakedEye
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Hi Barbara, well I am suprised the filters are doing this, but from the tests I was conducting the other night they were definetly making the diference on the blue light problem......I have googled fake UV HMC filters and lo and behold mine appear fake. I paid a lot from a reputable shop aswell via amazon so now they are purely for lens protection. A friend will brng his D7000 over next week and we'll do further tests on his to see if he has a problem. My conclusions are as such now:
Extreme lighting + fake filters + D7000 = strange lighting results. Thanks for your input
Extreme lighting + fake filters + D7000 = strange lighting results. Thanks for your input
Very similar colour to mine there....mine are showing extreme lightingeffects with the uv....the ones i took last night the light covered half of the picture rendering any photo useless....interesting to see your photo there
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