Polarizer Lens

Posted on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 in Uncategorized

Polarizer Lens
If my images are darker than I can alleviate?

Christmas with my whole family gathered for a family photo and I my Nikon D60 SLR. By Unfortunately, I forgot that I had the UV and polarizing filters on the lens. Now, all images are very dark. I'm very sad! I used a tool in my version Photoshop test, but still a little dark. You can correct this problem? If so, what should I do or where can I take?

Depends of how images are dark. It is possible that some parts of the image was captured in pure black. If the light simply turn these places into the gray bubbles. But it hurt to try. You'll want to handle the following commands in a trial and error basis: Gamma Brightness Contrast Saturation could be some problems with white balance, hue, or color image as well. Your chance of recovery is greater if you have RAW files instead of JPEG. You can use software such as Photoshop, Lightroom, or whatever software came from Nikon. If you run Windows, you can also try the free program http://www.irfanview.com/ If you use Linux, you can use Gimp or darkroom. If you have a Flickr account, you can try downloading a couple and then using Picnik to try to correct the images. I am Sorry for the bad news and I hope this helps.

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