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Sep 05, 2010 03:55 | #2

Is that Chekov's ear? Yikes but that's scary...

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Sep 05, 2010 05:06 | #4

Creepy, love it.

Do I spy a few dust spots though?

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Sep 05, 2010 10:00 as a reply to @ Disturbed UTT's post | #5

I see a few dust spots.

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Sep 05, 2010 10:55 | #6

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #10852788

Is that Chekov's ear? Yikes but that's scary...

LMAO

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Sep 05, 2010 11:34 | #7

Thanks all.

There are a few spots, but I cleaned lenses, and I don't see them on today's shots, so hopefully it was just that. Does using macro tubes show up spots that wouldn't be seen with a normal lens? I always thought that some spots or dust on lenses didn't really show?

Thanks again

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Sep 05, 2010 18:40 | #8

Sorry, but the dust spots are probably on the sensor.
Try shooting a light color blank wall at a high f-stop, 11-16. Any dust on the sensor will show it's ugly head.
Nice shot, no real criticism.

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Sep 05, 2010 23:53 | #9

DAMphyne wrote in post #10855653

Sorry, but the dust spots are probably on the sensor.
Try shooting a light color blank wall at a high f-stop, 11-16. Any dust on the sensor will show it's ugly head.
Nice shot, no real criticism.

Yes, did that...they are there.

Have to try a clean...never done that before...any ideas?

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Sep 05, 2010 23:57 | #10

Lenspen SensorKlear.....Canon uses them....can't be a bad thing.

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Sep 06, 2010 16:11 | #11

copperhill images.
They sell wet cleaning kit that will do a great job and will not injure your camera. Take your time, follow directions and save a ton of money.

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Sep 07, 2010 01:52 | #13

funniest thing I've seen is that its hind legs? I don't see eyes lol. Its a cool capture though.

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Sep 07, 2010 01:58 | #14

okot74 wrote in post #10863255

funniest thing I've seen is that its hind legs? I don't see eyes lol. Its a cool capture though.

No, it's an earwig - those are pincers. They are harmless, I think.

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