Welcome to Omgili,
Omgili ( Oh My God I Love It ;) is a search engine for discussions. With Omgili you can find answers and solutions, debates, discussions, personal experiences, opinions and more... To learn more about Omgili click here.
This is a complete preview of the discussion as it was indexed by Omgili crawlers. Use this preview if the original discussion is unavailable.
Click here to view the original discussion.
[http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat.asp?message=29160567&changemo...]
Click here to search for discussions with Omgili discussions search engine.
 |
Blue Band in FZ28?: Panasonic Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review
Klaus very kindly posted a link to a comparison of the FZ28 vs.
FZ18 at:
http://www.pbase.com/goddy/fz28_v_fz18&page=all
I noticed when looking at these pictures that, in the low-light comparison section, there appears to be some blue banding on the left side of images K1 and L1 and maybe even J1.
(Direct link: http://www.pbase.com/goddy/lowlight_test)
I mentioned this in that thread, but am starting a new thread, since it seemed important enough for focused attention.
Since I'm a novice photographer and have not yet purchased a Panasonic camera, I would like to hear what some of you experts see and think about that...
--
|
|
Try as I might I can see no blue banding on K1.
Stop pixel peeping!
There is nowt wrong with it.
|
|
Yep, bands, but it looks as though the target is not flat (see o2.jpg).
What you're seeing might be reflections of ambient light on semi-matte or shiny paper.
The shadows indicate a raking light from the right.
The maker of the photos could probably confirm or deny.
--
Dave G.
There are no real negatives in digital photography.
Fujifilm One Four Zero Zero Zoom, circa 2000
Kodak Dee Ex 7630, circa 2003
Panasonic Eff Zee 18, circa 2008
|
|
|
Well, I've had another pixel peep at K1 & L1 and I still can't see it.
|
|
|
Doesn't show any blue band on my monitor.
--
--- Ron_M
|
|
|
|