Please help me removing these dark coners

[phtr88]

Hello guys,

I´ve got three pictures here, on which my camera produced dark coners. I already spent a lot of time with Adobe Photoshop editing them, but the results weren´t satisfied in any way.
So I hope someone of you is so friendly helping me.

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thanks,

alot

[scotty50]

What kind of camera are you using? Slr? P&S? If its an slr..what kind of lens?

[phtr88]

What kind of camera are you using? Slr? P&S? If its an slr..what kind of lens?

i´m not using a dslr yet. i´ve got an Olympus C-750UZ. i often have problems with these dark areas.

[RingwaySam]

Philipp, Are you shooting through a fence?

[medic1]

Light falloff......optical vignetting maybe....might just be a labour intensive job with the clone stamp and healing brush.

Heres my quick 2 minute try at fixing it.....obviously you would have to be a little more careful than I was with the terrain detail, but this was just 2 mins of clone work....a little more time spent could produce some decent results




Good Luck!

[jid]

I would agree with Dave, optical vignetting, you normally see it from P&S cameras when they are at their maximum zoom. Repair is a long and arduous task which could drive you to drink !!

[Crism]

I would agree with Dave, optical vignetting, you normally see it from P&S cameras when they are at their maximum zoom. Repair is a long and arduous task which could drive you to drink !!

Thank god I don't even both with some of my shots....lately 90% are through a fence since I don't have a vehicle high enough that I could stand on. It's kind of a pain sometimes

[phtr88]

thanks guys. i already tried to upload two of them - rejceted for backlit