John - alas, it was definitely on the sensor... it didn't matter what
lens was on the camera...
it looks different on an image depending on multiple factors including
how much the
lens is stopped down and whether or not one is lucky enough to have it
on an area where
there is nothing but black :-)
but appreciate you jumping in anyway
I've had it cleaned...after not being able to do it myself...
now skipp all the other thousand replies with this subject line
ann
John Sessoms wrote:
http://annsan.smugmug.com/gallery/8734605_8Pjdx
the first one some of you saw....
the last one shows very clearly the problem I had that wasn't
noticible on the 1st and second files
here because of where it fell ... IT is peakin out from behind part
of the tinman on the 3rd... cropped out in the 4th and quite obvious
in the full frame shot with my long lens in the 5th.
I don't even know where the sensor IS on my camera... :-( (ann
waits for brand abuse )
First, I'll apologize for being WAY, WAY behind ...
It doesn't look like it's on the sensor to me; it looks like a water
droplet on the front glass.
I may have showed my photo of the rainbow over Sterling Castle either
as a PESO here long ago or possibly on alt.binaries.photo.original. It
had similar spots before I cleaned it up in Photoshop.
And those were from rain drops so small I didn't notice them falling
around me when I took the photo. But the ones that hit the front of
the polarizing filter I had on at the time showed up in the image.
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