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Rounded spots when taking picures with Canon A60 camera

 
valos
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Dec 20, 2006 15:53 |  #1

Hi,

I have a Canon A60 camera for about 2 years and in the last few months I have noticed some rounded spots when taking pictures with this camera.
It does not happen all the time, the problem appears to be random.

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What could be the cause?

Thanks,
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Dec 20, 2006 16:17 |  #2

could be out of focus dust/dirt on the lens


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Dec 20, 2006 18:21 as a reply to  @ asylumxl's post |  #3

Search this forum using keywords "flash", ""bubbles" and "flare" and you will find a thread about two weeks ago that explains the problem. It's not due to anything on the lens.




  
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Dec 20, 2006 19:56 |  #4

Reflections from the flash of dust in the air.


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Dec 21, 2006 03:12 |  #5

Probably the flash's reflection causes the bubbles.

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