upper right of each picture... wtf? i've cleaned the **** out of lens and the inside of the body... looks like it may be inside the lens on another layer of glass... how the hell do i clean that w/o taking the lens apart.
upper right of each picture... wtf? i've cleaned the **** out of lens and the inside of the body... looks like it may be inside the lens on another layer of glass... how the hell do i clean that w/o taking the lens apart.
whats with the 3rd pic, are you zoomed in?, and it dont see it in the 5th pic.
yeah 3rd pic didn't get resized as well as the others and i posted pic 5 because you couldn't see it, it's like the white balance cancelled it out or something![]()
ok, here's the problem. you've got a bit of lint on your sensor. I've got it all over mine, dust in my case. The best way to avoid it, is to have pictures with a lot going on in the top right side of your shots. Another way is to stay away from an aperture of 6.3 or higher (stay around 1.8 or 3.5, if you use f/16 or whatnot, it'll have more depth of field, making the sensor a closer object of focus, hence the lint.) I'm assuming you know what aperture is since you have a decent camera. The reason it didnt pick it up in the last shot is because the light from the lamp wasn't your exposure bracket. if it were, the entire picture would be dark except the lamp, and therefore you'd see the lint.
if you've got a version of photoshop cs or higher, you can use the clone stamp tool to get rid of it, or search online for sensor cleaning swabs.
hope i've helped.
yesssssir. thanks and repped.
Camera Repair Japan does sensor cleanings for a flat rate of $49 and it's a 24 hr. turn around.
x2Originally Posted by jennnay
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07 Honda GD3
i got's no money. DIY would be best, but i dont really want to eff a bunch of stuff up.
I answered this already in another thread, but here goes.
Originally Posted by 87 Turbo II
^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle