Intake is in, will be making a topic shortly...

 

Try and stay well Justin

 

Long Shutter + High ISO + probably a poor F-Stop is going to create "noise" that you see.

Take a few shots outside in the light with an ISO of 100 and your f-stop as open as your lens allows. Do this of something plain, like a wall. And see if you have the spots in the same exact spot. That will tell you if it is just dust inside the lens.

There's a good chance if you just have a kit lens, it's made poorly and dust will eventually get in there.

 

Good Morning EV1!

Thanks Mike for doing the morning blog! (glad your feeling better)

Nice pic of the cruz there Matt (as always)

Keane glad to hear you got it instahled hope it does what you want!

Devin:
Your right its chipper friggn cold here! Is nt michigan liveing fun?

Rick:
Enjoy it while you can... and sorry your internet isnt up to speed...It'll be february before you know it!

Jen:
Im sure glad theres some people here that can help you out with your camera issues....Me personally I miss my polaroid ...

Jpark:
Sorry your feeling under the weather...Drink plenty of fluids and rest is the best remedy! Feel better soon!

Space... You getting an SS? Wohoooo... Congrats tell us more plzzzzzzzzzzzz..

Have a Great Day EV1!

 

its the original lens that comes with the camera, I've seen it on other pictures at other settings..mostly dark images. if I change the av setting to 2.5-5 I still get it if its dark.

 

Original lens, means kit lens (lens that comes in the "kit" of body and lens)

Those are usually manufactured poorly, and there is just probably dust in the lens. I wouldn't assume it's the sensor.

 

Morning all -7 on the way in to work this morning cold as all getout

 

afternoon all,

not a ton going on here took the day off since my mom told us last min that my aunt was having surgery and my mom wanted to be there so don't really have the money for daycare today so paid day to sit on the net at home! i'm ok with that, saves money, gas ect too!


woke up it at 5:30 it5 was -11 and now still -3 wooo! cold dense air lol
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No jury duty for me! It was a DUI trial and I really wanted to be involved, it was interesting. The guy refused a breath test once at the jail and that's what it was all about. The road side test in not admissible in court. I had been down that same road myself and was a bit biased...so off I went. Was there for three hours. Then hit the grocery store and now making some BBQ ribs for Hunter and myself.
So there you have it, a day in the life...

 

Jen, I had the problem of dark spots appearing in my pictures. I thought it might have been the dust in the lens that came in the kit with my Canon camera. But I removed the lens, pointed it at a bright light in the room, and looked through the view finder, I noticed they were still there. So the dust was in the camera.

I used the sensor cleaning feature. It gives you access to the sensors so you can clean them manually. But you need to be careful when doing it. Usually blowing lightly will get rid of most of the dust.