Shooting at 10mm and rendering with 3DGS: why does LichtFeld Studio enable vignette by default?
janusch_patas · x · 2026-09-25
DuckbillStudio shares 3D Gaussian Splatting renders built from 10mm ultra-wide mirrorless photos, noting results look more convincing with vignette applied, and that LichtFeld Studio still leads on quality when mirrorless photos are the source.
In the quoted post the author questions why LichtFeld Studio's post-processing enables vignette by default: it's unclear whether the darkened edges are a learned result or a display effect, causing confusion, and toggling it off each time is tedious. The author considers filing an issue upstream.
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