Canon D60

[spark]

I need help! Can someone with a canon D60 able to take a photograph with the lens cap on and deliver to the following address?

thamjl@starhub.net.sg

I just received my camera from Canon Singapore and found strange dots on every of my photos (refer to attachment with the lens cap on-note those dim white dots) taken.

http://www.pbase.com/panerai/canon_d60

Many thanks!

[robertwgross]

If you had the ISO cranked up high, then I would say, Yes, that is about what you get. If ISO was set low, then I would want to know what settings you used, like shutter speed. This seems to indicate 2 seconds at ISO 200.

Hard to tell.

---Bob Gross---

[spark]

Hi Bob,

The ISO setting is 200 (the dots will also appear at ISO 100), and I have managed to send in the camera once again to Canon for inspection.

Thanks!

[Carbon]

I have a D60 and the dots only appear at ISO400 and above. How long were your exposures?

[spark]

The followings are the setting on the D60 without any lens mounted (Similar Test tried on D30 and 10D and no such dots appear). I understand the setting at ISO400 would reveal some very fine dots but for this one is definitely not normal (Is more like dust embedded inside the CMOS- Also have checked the CMOS and see no dust on its surface). I have also gone back to some night shooting with this D60 and there never have such strange dots.

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time -13-Sep-2003 07:47:35
Make Canon- Model EOS D60
Flash Used -No
Focal Length -No lens mounted
Exposure Time- 2.50 sec
Aperture -No lens mounted
ISO Equivalent -200
Exposure Bias-White Balance (-1)
Metering Mode-matrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)

[spark]

The followings are the setting on the D60 without any lens mounted (Similar Test tried on D30 and 10D and no such dots appear). I understand the setting at ISO400 would reveal some very fine dots but for this one is definitely not normal (Is more like dust embedded inside the CMOS- Also have checked the CMOS and see no dust on its surface). I have also gone back to some night shooting photos with this D60 and there never have such strange dots.

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time -13-Sep-2003 07:47:35
Make Canon- Model EOS D60
Flash Used -No
Focal Length -No lens mounted
Exposure Time- 2.50 sec
Aperture -No lens mounted
ISO Equivalent -200
Exposure Bias-White Balance (-1)
Metering Mode-matrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)