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Sensor dust?
Folks,
If there is dust on the sensor (20D), does it appear as black specs or can it also appear as specs that are lighter than the background color? |
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Sensor dust?
In article .com,
winhag wrote: If there is dust on the sensor (20D), does it appear as black specs or can it also appear as specs that are lighter than the background color? Are there specks that show up in the same location within the frame no matter what you photograph? -- Phil Stripling | email to the replyto address is presumed The Civilized Explorer | spam and read later. email from this URL http://www.cieux.com/ | http://www.civex.com/ is read daily. |
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Sensor dust?
"Phil Stripling" wrote in message
. .. In article .com, winhag wrote: If there is dust on the sensor (20D), does it appear as black specs or can it also appear as specs that are lighter than the background color? Are there specks that show up in the same location within the frame no matter what you photograph? Because they are on the sensor, they will always be in the exact same place in the photo. |
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Sensor dust?
Thanks all. I haven't done a detailed check as suggested. The reason
for my post was that I had notice some 'unnatural' light 'spots' on the petals of flowers I had shot. |
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Sensor dust?
W (winhag) writes ...
Thanks all. I haven't done a detailed check as suggested. The reason for my post was that I had notice some 'unnatural' light 'spots' on the petals of flowers I had shot Sensor dust will be black but a bad pixel might be white so perhaps that's what you're seeing? |
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