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Apr 05, 2007 13:45 |  #1

Do you experience much lens flare? I seem to be having tons of problems with it. I noticed it shooting my personal car last night. Is it just me??? I was shooting in a parking garage w/ overhead lights every 10-20 feet and I couldnt get a decent angle that wasnt getting nasty results.

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Apr 05, 2007 13:53 |  #2

The only time I've experienced flare was when I was shooting a football stadium from above at night. Are you using the hood?




  
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Apr 05, 2007 13:55 |  #3

ya definately using the hood, but i do alot of cars at night and cityscapes at night so im worried that im going to have issues, im gonna go out tonight to a different location and see if my results are better.


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Apr 05, 2007 14:10 as a reply to  @ 303villain's post |  #4

Based on others reviews, the tamron handles flare really well. Some say it handles flare without the hood as well as the 17-55mm by Canon with the hood. I have the lens, don't typically use the hood, and havent had any problems thus far with flare at all.


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Apr 05, 2007 14:27 |  #5

perhaps it was just the kind of lights they had in this particular parking garage because I was getting flare with my 70-200 w/ the hood too. Im gonna try one more location before I decide what to do.


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