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Out photographing the L'Eroica Britannia in Derbyshire last week (thread HERE) and there were a couple of vintage cars seen on the route of the cycle race ... I took a series of photos of one of them but when processing them I noticed a magenta mark showing on the windscreen, almost like a case of flare.
I was using a Nikon 70-200 f2.8 VRII with hood and that lens is not know for flare issues, coupled with the fact that at 2:30pm the weak sun was high in the sky and slightly behind the car, (as can be seen from the shadow), so I don't think it had anything to do with my equipment.
At the time the shots were taken the road was empty in front of the car, except for me standing on the verge, and there was nothing forming the road or the boundary to the road that was reflective, simply dry-stone wall and vegetation.
As the car moves toward me the mark moves from a large one across the passenger side windscreen to a small one over the driver's side.
My best guess is a reflection off of the car itself, possibly the rear of a headlamp ... or one of the mirrors?
What do you think would have caused this magenta mark?
(PS Anyone else reminded of the actor Robert Hardy when looking at the passenger?
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I was using a Nikon 70-200 f2.8 VRII with hood and that lens is not know for flare issues, coupled with the fact that at 2:30pm the weak sun was high in the sky and slightly behind the car, (as can be seen from the shadow), so I don't think it had anything to do with my equipment.
At the time the shots were taken the road was empty in front of the car, except for me standing on the verge, and there was nothing forming the road or the boundary to the road that was reflective, simply dry-stone wall and vegetation.
As the car moves toward me the mark moves from a large one across the passenger side windscreen to a small one over the driver's side.
My best guess is a reflection off of the car itself, possibly the rear of a headlamp ... or one of the mirrors?
What do you think would have caused this magenta mark?
(PS Anyone else reminded of the actor Robert Hardy when looking at the passenger?
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