Some help please

[ryan]

I submitted some photos that were rejected for having dust spots, but I cannot see them.

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewreject.php?id=935306

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewreject.php?id=935308

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewreject.php?id=935311

[Greg Wilson]

Virgin (Gillette)....right next to right winglet.
Qantas directly above wing root in line with winglet.
Virgin..... similar to Qantas.....same single dirt area 40 to 50mm down
There may be more ...equalise in PS.

[MaxPower]

^^Virgin ... Also right below the nose, around 3-5 metres down.
---Vigin blue.. Same spot Right next to the winglet and below the nose..

[Greg Wilson]

^^Virgin ... Also right below the nose, around 3-5 metres down.
---Vigin blue.. Same spot Right next to the winglet and below the nose..

Yep bigger than the ones I saw

[MaxPower]

I submitted some photos that were rejected for having dust spots,

Open PS, Look above - Image - on the bottom there's a tool called Equalize. Use this to check where they are hidden.

And your photos should turn like this. The spots do stand out.


Look. I might have missed a few, but these are the ones that was visible during the image being on equalized mode.
Some rings around the spots are missing in the image below. But you can see where they are in the image above.







Hope this helped.

Yep bigger than the ones I saw

It was pretty much spot on. lol.

[Greg Wilson]

FMD
Don't try prop blur Ryan

[ryan]

Thanks

Thanks for pointing them out. I can see them on a clear day, but if it is cloudy I cannot see them.

I thought since my 30D is new there would not be any dust to worry about for a while, but to those who have looked at my pictures I have been proven worng.

[Billsville]

I thought since my 30D is new there would not be any dust to worry about for a while, but to those who have looked at my pictures I have been proven worng.

Another one of the Canon Fallacies........

[MaxPower]

Thanks for pointing them out. I can see them on a clear day, but if it is cloudy I cannot see them.

I thought since my 30D is new there would not be any dust to worry about for a while, but to those who have looked at my pictures I have been proven worng.

Now it doesnt matter how new your camera is really. I dont know when you started shooting pictures and ll that. Anyway if you're a person that changes/shifting lenses many times in the One hour time, G-d cant even help you keeping that thing clean. Careful where you're standing too. Get standing there where it isnt windy or whatever. Or atleast keep the same lens all the time, keeping the "sensor" being exposed to the surrounding air at minimum. Mind to tell us what lens is that you are using again ?

Here's a little naughty comment. If you are using a pull-push lens, keep the zooming at low as you tend to blow any possible dusts around that may be inside the lens itself. End of post.

Hope that helped.

[medic1]

Another one of the Canon Fallacies........

They must make them on the same dusty assembly line they made the 20D on. Actually, I think its one of the final few steps....tighten body down, check for exterior defects, add dust to sensor, secure cap and package.

[ryan]

Dust

The lens I am using is the 100-400. I have heard of people talk about the push pull setup can suck dust in.

I will get my sensor cleaned and getting the spots out of those photos looks too hard so I will give re-editing them a miss.