That feeling when you take the lens cap off to reveal a scratch. How did that get there? When did that happen? Is it going to affect my photos? These are just some of the questions that will no doubt run through your head should you find yourself in this situation. Cameras and their lenses are expensive pieces of equipment Continue Reading
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We all know that damage to your lens is bad, but just how bad is bad? Chris and Jordan investigate the image quality impact of dust, water, fingerprints and cringe-inducing scratches on your lens. As you might imagine, the results range from ‘barely noticeable’ to, well, much worse than that.
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www.1stoptutorials.com – Time to get in to a filter, we are going to use dust and scratches to help soften the skin and at the same time removing blemishes. Another fun tutorial and well worth watching if you have never used the dust and scratches filter. Any problems let me know