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07-14-2019 01:55 AM
Spuzzum said:
Screenshots aren't really going to show godrays, as that's something caused by the lenses themselves. Unless by screenshots you meant captured using a camera, and not the internal screenshot function.
This is what godrays should look like...streaks coming off the white images. Not too sure what's going on in your pics though...I do see the faded spots in the black screen of the video portion though...maybe that's just the browser(?).
07-14-2019 01:59 AM
mike.k.kohnke said:
I got that, but cleaning the lenses and adjusting the slider helped some.
07-14-2019 02:00 AM
Raiwon said:
got the same... thought it was a hardware fault at first now I'm not so sure anymore.
07-14-2019 02:01 AM
jmstoker95 said:
Raiwon said:
got the same... thought it was a hardware fault at first now I'm not so sure anymore.
I think it is hardware, but I'm trying to figure out if it's normal or whether it's a defect.
07-14-2019 02:44 AM
07-14-2019 03:16 PM
jmstoker95 said:
Spuzzum said:
Screenshots aren't really going to show godrays, as that's something caused by the lenses themselves. Unless by screenshots you meant captured using a camera, and not the internal screenshot function.
This is what godrays should look like...streaks coming off the white images. Not too sure what's going on in your pics though...I do see the faded spots in the black screen of the video portion though...maybe that's just the browser(?).
No. I took screen shots and then edited them with photoshop to try and recreate what I am seeing.
It's not only in the browser sadly, I just used the browser as a test.
I believe that this is different from God rays.
Do you get something similar if you focus on dark/black areas when there are light/white pixels surrounding the black?