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xam iklov
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July 4, 2021
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Fehlerhafte Ringe im Bild

  • July 4, 2021
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Guten Tag

Wenn ich den Kontrast etwas zu stark einstelle, erhalte ich in der Mitte des Bildes fehlerhafte "Ringe"

Gibt es eine Möglichkeit diesen (evt. grundsötzlich) Fehler zu beheben?
Wenn ja, wie?

Woher kommen diese Ringe , evt. Kamera?

 

Bilder wurden mit Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ 18 aufgenommen

als jpg in 16zu9 in "bester Qualitäts"-Einstellung

 

Vielen Dank

 

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Phil Pickering
Phil Pickering
Legend
July 4, 2021

Hi,

 

The hexagonal shapes are probably lens flare (considering the weather conditions on the day it was shot) or could be the result of some dirt getting into the camera or onto the lens (considering the environment in which it was shot). The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 is also getting on a bit now - it was released 14 years ago - so it's likely that the camera is more susceptible to light aberrations than you would expect in modern compact cameras. You might want to think about investing in a lens hood to try and prevent this happening again.

 

Back to the image you've posted - even though it's not the best quality image (in terms of resolution) - you can get a reasonable result in a very short time using the Spot Healing Brush intially, and then the Healing Brush to tidy up afterwards.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Look at the Photosohop Elements User Guide to see how to work with these tools:

 

Retuschieren und Korrigieren von Fotos in Photoshop Elements

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xam iklovAuthor
Participant
July 6, 2021

Phil dake

Klar ist das Bild "schlecht" Ich habe extra für die Veröffentlichung nur einen Ausschnitt gewahlt und die Grösse reduziert. Diese "Ringe" werden auch nur angezeigt, wenn ich es mir dem Kontrast "übertreibe". Ic h weiss, dass die FX-18 "alt" ist, aber für meine Zwecke waren die Bilder gut genug. (Einfügen in ein Full-HD-Video, 1920x1080))

Aber dein Vorschlag zum Korrigieren ist genau richtig.

 

Thanks Phil

Of course the picture is "bad". I have chosen only a section and reduced the size especially for the publication. These "rings" are also only shown when I "overdo" it with the contrast. I know that the FX-18 is "old", but for my purposes the pictures were good enough. (Insert into a full HD video, 1920x1080))

 

But your suggestion to correct, is spot on.

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