So you've shot about 200 images, there's one hour of decent light left and most of the interesting traffic you wanted to shoot is already on your memory card, then you realize this:
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Oh crap, is that a hair on the sensor? That looks like a mean old mark. It almost looks like you've been shooting through some fencing.Chris Sharps
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Oh crap! You know what, until you removed that hair, I hope you didn't, I heard that there's a software for automatic CMOS dust removal, you just take a picture of a white blank piece of paper or something, as a control one, then just put it into this software and it removes all the dust spots according to this reference picture you made. This might help you, but I'm not sure, never used it.
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Originally posted by Michael_VolchenkovOh crap! You know what, until you removed that hair, I hope you didn't, I heard that there's a software for automatic CMOS dust removal, you just take a picture of a white blank piece of paper or something, as a control one, then just put it into this software and it removes all the dust spots according to this reference picture you made. This might help you, but I'm not sure, never used it.
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The original software which comes with my Canon EOS has such a feature.
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There is such thing, in Nikon world as well - but I seriously doubt it can deal with large objects like that - and it generally works with specks on the sky, grass, other solid colours.
There is no way for any software to rebuild details obstructed by dust/hair.
Sorry...
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Originally posted by polarbearThere is such thing, in Nikon world as well - but I seriously doubt it can deal with large objects like that - and it generally works with specks on the sky, grass, other solid colours.
There is no way for any software to rebuild details obstructed by dust/hair.
Sorry...
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