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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 410773" data-attributes="member: 31330">I've talked about it in another post but here's more on that contrast fringe.There's some relation between the light and this fringe but I can't find any explanation out there. Usually whenever the fringe is mentioned, sharpening is blamed but it is already present in the RAW file regardless of sharpening.While working on this one in PS, once I start adjusting the shadows/highlights, I noticed it affected the fringe. I decided to tweak the settings a bit to show the problem area.[ATTACH]137147[/ATTACH]The aura is clearly visible now and when bringing the highlights back in, it mostly disappears into them, except that nasty pixel-sized fringe. I still have no idea what it is but the subject was lit by the sun at that side which makes me wonder about the relation to that.If I would know what causes it, I would also know how to avoid it while shooting. If it's a &quot;digital&quot; issue, there should be a solution to it. Now I try to make it blend into the background by increasing the luminosity of that. It's not the best of solutions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 410773, member: 31330"] I've talked about it in another post but here's more on that contrast fringe. There's some relation between the light and this fringe but I can't find any explanation out there. Usually whenever the fringe is mentioned, sharpening is blamed but it is already present in the RAW file regardless of sharpening. While working on this one in PS, once I start adjusting the shadows/highlights, I noticed it affected the fringe. I decided to tweak the settings a bit to show the problem area. [ATTACH=CONFIG]137147._xfImport[/ATTACH] The aura is clearly visible now and when bringing the highlights back in, it mostly disappears into them, except that nasty pixel-sized fringe. I still have no idea what it is but the subject was lit by the sun at that side which makes me wonder about the relation to that. If I would know what causes it, I would also know how to avoid it while shooting. If it's a "digital" issue, there should be a solution to it. Now I try to make it blend into the background by increasing the luminosity of that. It's not the best of solutions. [/QUOTE]

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