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    I use a Sigma 150mm macro lens for closer up subjects. Suddenly and for no known reason it went bad. In the camera it would make a constant ticking sound and off the camera the insides rattled.

    Still had 2 weeks on the warranty and had it fixed. An inexplicable other issue that arose was that there is a bright circle along the outer edges of the shots. The repair guy said that I should turn off peripheral illumination correction and that "solved" the issue. Prior to the lens going wonky there was never an issue with the outer edges. Perhaps just a lazy tech who did not want to refer the matter up.

    Some shots from the "fixed" lens.

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    Re: Dis n'dat

    Looks like no problemo to me. Tack sharp, great color. Nicely composed too.

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    Re: Dis n'dat

    Thanks Mark. Yes seems to be ok but that thing about the "white" ring (vignette?) is still bothering me.

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    Re: Dis n'dat

    looks good Bobo!

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    Re: Dis n'dat

    Very nice. #5 is excellent, though if it were mine I'd probably darken the upper left corner and blur the leaf on the right a little and maybe darken it.

    The sigma 150 macro is a fantastic lens. I should probably bring mine out of storage and start getting some macros and other shots...but my 400mm prime seems to be stuck onto my camera

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    Re: Dis n'dat

    Hi Bobo,

    I can't see anything wrong except that the histogram on all of them is a bit to far to the right. On my screen they all seem a tad to light. Otherwise they are fine and really great images.

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    Re: Dis n'dat

    Thanks Matt, Andre. I agree with both the comments. Seems trying to go for the "light" look did not quite work out.

    Will revert to "normal" processing....

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    Re: Dis n'dat

    Quote Originally Posted by Bobobird View Post
    Thanks Matt, Andre. I agree with both the comments. Seems trying to go for the "light" look did not quite work out.

    Will revert to "normal" processing....
    I disagree. I really like the brighter workups on these images; the higher key works for the subjects and I didn't notice it as an issue at all. I think these are great.

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    Re: Dis n'dat

    Thanks Matt - now that is something to mull over.

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