06-13-2011, 03:03 AM
[quote name='popo' timestamp='1307897020' post='9150']
The image doesn't directly show for me, probably due to anti-hotlinking. But it appears when cut and paste the location to a new window.
Anyway, to me it does look like sensor dust. What aperture were you using? It is very possible for dust to not be removed by blowing alone. Some stickier types may need a wet clean to shift it. You can get the stuff yourself or pay someone to do it for you.
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I checked the original image, the aperture is f/11.
Yesterday when I was cleaning the back LCD screen of my camera, it appeared that there is some dust on the inside side of the LCD! I don't understand how the dust got into the LCD.
The image doesn't directly show for me, probably due to anti-hotlinking. But it appears when cut and paste the location to a new window.
Anyway, to me it does look like sensor dust. What aperture were you using? It is very possible for dust to not be removed by blowing alone. Some stickier types may need a wet clean to shift it. You can get the stuff yourself or pay someone to do it for you.
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I checked the original image, the aperture is f/11.
Yesterday when I was cleaning the back LCD screen of my camera, it appeared that there is some dust on the inside side of the LCD! I don't understand how the dust got into the LCD.