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Agree but how did you find out about my dirty sensor?
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Could those spots also be on the lens?
Details look great but so little color. Purposely?
maybe i tried to clear too much from a very dark image
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At the f/16 you were shooting, yes. Their circular shape suggests that they are actually on the lens somewhere.
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In don’t think so. I get such spots when my sensor is dirty. But who knows.
A good way to spot sensor dust is to stop down the lens as much as possible, and in manual focus mode (you want a blurry photo) take a photo of a uniformly illuminated wall. I often use a long exposure time (we are stopped down, anyway), and move and twist the camera to even out the exposure. Then, in the raw processor, add tons of contrast.
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I’m not sure. See How to Spot Dust on Your DSLR Sensor. However, if we continue, we should do so under a new topic in Hardware. @DanielLikesDT , please open a new topic there or ask a mod like @paperdigits to split off the posts to a new topic, if you need more help with the sensor/lens spots.
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