I had a great opportunity here when this happened to land right in front of my camera, and when I used my Nikon 105mm AF lens which I just purchased, I was seriously disappointed with the amount of color fringe in the green and purple. This is just one of many shots this Fly gave me with that spider and all of them have the fringe so bad that I cannot get it corrected in Lightroom. I have tried to add the lens to the LR lens area to auto correct, and that didn't help either. Now I just have ghosting around the critters.....
Am I doing something wrong that is causing this problem, or is it just the lens that I am going to have to deal with?
Nikon D7100, Nikon AF 105mm, ISO400, F5.0, 1/320 sec., no flash
Maybe I need a class in using the color fringe adjuster, that thing just confuses me and I worked with it for over an hour on these with no satisfactory results. The pink in lower area is correct, he had landed on a cloth with pink coloring on it. I'm going to add the original here as well, before any corrective adjustments. This was the first shot taken, I adjusted camera view to get him fully into the frame on subsequent photos.
Am I doing something wrong that is causing this problem, or is it just the lens that I am going to have to deal with?
Nikon D7100, Nikon AF 105mm, ISO400, F5.0, 1/320 sec., no flash
Maybe I need a class in using the color fringe adjuster, that thing just confuses me and I worked with it for over an hour on these with no satisfactory results. The pink in lower area is correct, he had landed on a cloth with pink coloring on it. I'm going to add the original here as well, before any corrective adjustments. This was the first shot taken, I adjusted camera view to get him fully into the frame on subsequent photos.
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