There is an interesting structure in Oslo harbour, but on a grey day I am not sure I got the best out of it:
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Hello, interesting indeed!
Everything is grey as you said, so perfect for a b&w rendition. Here’s mine, made in ART. Btw, those spots on the left side of the image, are those on your sensor?
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Yes, the marks were there or some pictures, but not on others. I couldn’t isolate it to a particular lens or filter. It turned out to be a stray piece of fluff in the cavity, with the mirror occasionally kicking it onto the sensor.
A little information about this sculpture “She Lies”:
website artist:
Wikipedia:
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For a bit of fun I thought I would see what the diffuse or sharpen module’s preset for watercolor would do. I changed the blending mask to multiple. Interesting effect.
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We could of course brighten that a bit if desired using an RGB curve at the end of the pipeline.
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I recognised those spots, as I had them on my old Nikon D40 as well. They were permanent though, so visible on all photos. I cleaned the sensor with a LensPen, cheap and efficient. Do those spots in your D850 disappear in one way or another? ?
I have a Dust Patrol cleaning kit. I blew out the fluff and did a wet clean of the sensor. Everything seems OK now.
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