Sunday, 18 October 2015

nikon - Visible discrete gradient transitions of glow on photos with long exposure


On my new Nikon D7100, when I set a longer exposure, instead of smooth transition, I can see the transition steps. It can bee seen on attached photo (the rough gradient in the sky)


Is it a problem of the settings? I didn't have this problem with my previous camera.



I also made some small experiment and tried to turn on Active D-lighting and decrease exposure compensation, it was really better. But I tried it on different place, so that I can not say whether it was caused by this and it should be "fixed" by turning it on.


Did anyone have this problem before or knows how to solve this?


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Edited after comments:


Thank you for your answers. The true is, it looks a little bit different with compression. But it is not caused by it.. This is link to the original NEF file




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