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<blockquote data-quote="warriormom" data-source="post: 84271" data-attributes="member: 8025"><p>hey all--i was wondering if y'all could help me out with an issue. in this photo, you see the very obvious ghosty light coming from the all the lights in this shot?</p><p></p><p>i am using my delicious new tokina 11-16 on my d90. i do have a uv filter on AND i have just realized that i have not had my viewfinder covered while doing some of these shots which may be partially responsible, though i have had images where the same thing happens just as a result of the long exposure. </p><p>the second image is my settings for this shot so you can see it is a pretty long exposure time.</p><p></p><p>My question is this: will a circular polarizer be useful in isolating these problem areas and toning them down a bit or eliminating them?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warriormom, post: 84271, member: 8025"] hey all--i was wondering if y'all could help me out with an issue. in this photo, you see the very obvious ghosty light coming from the all the lights in this shot? i am using my delicious new tokina 11-16 on my d90. i do have a uv filter on AND i have just realized that i have not had my viewfinder covered while doing some of these shots which may be partially responsible, though i have had images where the same thing happens just as a result of the long exposure. the second image is my settings for this shot so you can see it is a pretty long exposure time. My question is this: will a circular polarizer be useful in isolating these problem areas and toning them down a bit or eliminating them? [/QUOTE]
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