Jul 04, 2011 00:40 | #1
Just shot a fireworks show, and these spots are on the photos-the almost almond shaped bright spots. Brand new 60D, and 24-70 L lens Nikon Df
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RHChan84 Goldmember  2,320 posts Likes: 24 Joined Apr 2011 Location: Mass More info | Jul 04, 2011 00:48 | #2 |
xarqi Cream of the Crop  10,435 posts Likes: 2 Joined Oct 2005 Location: Aotearoa/New Zealand More info | Jul 04, 2011 00:50 | #3 Flare.
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Daskid Member 152 posts Joined Mar 2011 Location: Socal More info | Jul 04, 2011 00:51 | #4 Other galaxies? 5DII Gripped / 6D / Σ 15 ƒ2.8 FishEye / EF 24-70 ƒ2.8 II L / EF 24-105 ƒ4 L IS / EF 70-200 ƒ2.8 II L IS / eternalclicksphotography.com
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MikeDeep Goldmember  More info | Jul 04, 2011 01:42 | #5 Lens flare. Flip the spots 180 degrees and they line up with the light sources in the houses. mikedeep.com
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HunterW Member 242 posts Joined Jan 2011 Location: AZ More info | Jul 04, 2011 01:49 | #6 UFO's XSi | 18-55 kit lens | 55-250 | zeiss 1.7 50mm
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Jul 04, 2011 01:53 | #7 Mike Deep wrote in post #12700957  Lens flare. Flip the spots 180 degrees and they line up with the light sources in the houses. Ditto on losing the filter if there was one. Thanks! And yes, there was a filter on it Nikon Df
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yogestee "my posts can be a little colourful"  More info | Jul 04, 2011 05:02 | #8 Dust on the mirror or lens won't be seen in an image. Jurgen
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KVNPhoto Goldmember  1,940 posts Joined Jun 2010 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia More info | Jul 04, 2011 05:11 | #9 I don't think it's a flare, more like it is shot behind a window, and you turn on your room light, so there is your room light. Could be cloned in PS though. X-Pro1 + 18-55 f/2.8-4 OIS + 55-200 f/3.8-4.5 OIS
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Headshotzx Goldmember  4,488 posts Likes: 141 Joined Dec 2007 Location: Singapore More info | Jul 04, 2011 05:14 | #10 There are four bright point light sources in the image, and there are four grey spots on the first image. Then in the second image, someone's house lights are turned on in the foreground, with a white light, and then there's an additional dimmer looking grey spot in the image. I'd say flare.
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KVNPhoto Goldmember 1,940 posts Joined Jun 2010 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia More info | Jul 04, 2011 05:17 | #11 Could be, but why it is at the exact same spot? X-Pro1 + 18-55 f/2.8-4 OIS + 55-200 f/3.8-4.5 OIS
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SkipD Cream of the Crop  20,476 posts Likes: 165 Joined Dec 2002 Location: Southeastern WI, USA More info | Jul 04, 2011 05:18 | #12 The bright spots in the sky are definitely flare and are probably caused by a combination of the filter on the lens as well as the fact that the fireworks burst (and thus the bright lights in the neighborhood) is horribly overexposed. Skip Douglas
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RHChan84 Goldmember 2,320 posts Likes: 24 Joined Apr 2011 Location: Mass More info | Jul 04, 2011 09:18 | #13 yogestee wrote in post #12701356 Dust on the mirror or lens won't be seen in an image. Ah ok. It seems like it was in the same spots but I for got to look at the big pictre and it was in the same position. Canon (60D Gripped | 18-135mm f3.5-5.6 IS | 40mm f2.8 | 50mm f1.8 | 70-200 F4L IS| 430 EXII)
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LucyBrown Senior Member  303 posts Joined Sep 2008 More info | Jul 04, 2011 10:49 | #14 They are ghosts. Commonly called orbs.
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Jul 04, 2011 13:24 | #15 Lucy Brown wrote in post #12702397 They are ghosts. Commonly called orbs. Listening to Coast To Coast, are we? Nikon Df
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