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lcparker · ‎11-02-2022

When I look through the view finder I noticed dark blue coloring in the corners. Do you know the cause and fix? The camera is a EOS Rebel 3ti.

Tronhard · ‎11-02-2022

Hi. Are you using this lens with a lens hood, and if so what exact model is it? To me, it looks like you have vignetting from the lens hood, which is surprising for using a telephoto lens.

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jaewoosong · ‎11-03-2022

Are you using any filter/filters? on the zoom lens? Just like what others have mentioned, hood could cause the vignetting but I've had a friend that also stacked 2 filters on top of each other which would also cause vignetting. If you have any filters, try shooting a picture w/o them on.

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EOS Rebel T3i When I look through the view finder I noticed dark blue coloring in the corners