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Anyone knows why would a lens flare like this? (lik
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>>2956259
Because someone rubbed their greasy ass fingers on it.
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>>2956259
Dirty ass lens, someone prob rubbed their finger on it
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>>2956281
Generally you should never ever touch your lens with your bare fingers, buy lens cleaning spray and a lens cloth
Make sure the rear end of your lens is clean as well
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>>2956259
A greasy lens can cause this, but it could also be a shitty filter. It seems like every damn camera store on earth pushes the same garbage Tiffen UVs, and they absolutely destroy image quality, especially in situations like this.
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>>2956259
Dirty lense, if they're clean then you may have some water damage from the inside. I doubt its your sensor but learn how to clean that too. If its a film camera then its justnypur lense.
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>>8688285
You havent read it >>2956268
Or Vaseline, but that makes everything hazy.
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>>2956259
It was probably shot through a window glass.
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is the image uniformly flared like this or is this a crop from the edge, and if it is an edge crop is the other side flared to the opposite direction
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>>2958925
uniformly. my hands are greasy as fuck, thats it.
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Effect is made by special effects filter. This is a HOYA filter for example
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