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Haha, I'll give you feedback then!LarsEHAM wrote:I would love to get some feedback on them
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Thanks!jeffreyklm wrote:Haha, I'll give you feedback then!LarsEHAM wrote:I would love to get some feedback on them
I like yours very much, especially the MD-11 smoker and REALLY the Viaduct photos!!!!!
Buttttt..... Check your dustspots! There are plenty of them.
Kind regards, Jeffrey.
They get in the camera (on the sensor) when you're changing your lens. You can buy a self cleaning kit (not reccomended, I do it myself no problem IMO, but you can damage your sensor with it.) But you can also go to a (larger) camera shop, and let them clean it.LarsEHAM wrote: Thanks!
yea the dustpost i might forgot a few
How does that dust come there, is it on my sensor or on the lens?
And how can I get ride of it?
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