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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 394023" data-attributes="member: 31330">How many people here are using the D750? Quite some and we take all kinds of shots doing all sorts of photography from landscape to portrait. I can tell you that with some effort, all can reproduce it.How come none here ever mentioned the light leak problem? Is it that everyone here is incapable of taking those quality shots that suffer the issue?Flare in whatever form from ghosting to wash-out has always been a problem with lenses from day one in photography and sometimes it adds to a shot but more often it ruins them. Wash-out is about the worst since it kills contrast and colors. That's why we have lens hoods, position differently or use whatever at our disposal to shield the lens.I use my hand when the hood isn't doing it, or my body to block.People are so caught up in this drama they don't see the real problem. The leak is but a symptom.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 394023, member: 31330"] How many people here are using the D750? Quite some and we take all kinds of shots doing all sorts of photography from landscape to portrait. I can tell you that with some effort, all can reproduce it. How come none here ever mentioned the light leak problem? Is it that everyone here is incapable of taking those quality shots that suffer the issue? Flare in whatever form from ghosting to wash-out has always been a problem with lenses from day one in photography and sometimes it adds to a shot but more often it ruins them. Wash-out is about the worst since it kills contrast and colors. That's why we have lens hoods, position differently or use whatever at our disposal to shield the lens. I use my hand when the hood isn't doing it, or my body to block. People are so caught up in this drama they don't see the real problem. The[I] leak[/I] is but a symptom. [/QUOTE]

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