Does sensor dust damage the sensor? I recently took a few picture using narrow aperture (f22) and they showed a couple of black dots of what i assume is sensor dust (their position in each pictures is the exact same). I’m not equipped nor do i have the knowledge to clean a sensor. Is it bad if i leave it as it is and edit out the dots in post? Will leaving things as they are damag…

Dust or fungus in my lens? Hey people what is this in My lens? Can i remove it myself? help pls, thanks submitted by /u/rodescuadrovich

How to remove sensor dust on Canon Powershot A480? How to remove sensor dust on Canon Powershot A480? submitted by /u/Unique-Towel-7899

Lots of small dust, or fungus inside of used lens? eBay seller described the condition of the glass as “like brand new”. I’ve never seen even as close to this much dust inside a lens (outside is pretty dirty too). submitted by /u/kenshinislost

How To Get Dust Off Inside Of The Lens? the little dust parts (around mid/top right of the picture) only shows up when i use F4.0 and higher, it shows the most prominent when i use F16 but completely disappears with F3.2 and lower. people keep saying to not take it apart and clean it (obv i would never do that) but it does irk me that every time i try shooting there’s a huge line and …

Buying a used lens – Is this dust something to worry about? Thinking about buying a used lens online, they report some dust on the lens – is this enough to worry about? submitted by /u/Albuca

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Dust or Damage? I was noticing weird black spots on some of my photos. Therefor I took a picture of a white sheet of paper to see how bad it is. These are the results. I bought a little bellow to blow the dust out but still looks the same. Please tell me this is just dirt on the sensor-protecting Glass and will go away by giving it to someone to clean it profes…

Is this only dust on my old DSLR’s sensor or am I dealing with fungus too? submitted by /u/SyrianSlayer963

Easiest way to remove this dust from my sensor? Other than buying a cleaning kit? submitted by /u/Additional-Barnacle8

Cleaning dust from feed-through slide scanner Full disclosure: I also posted this in r/AnalogCommunity but have received no replies yet. Maybe this is a better sub for my question? I have thousands of family slides from the 1950s to 1980s to scan. I want to scan them at home ( I know I could send them out, but for reasons this will be DIY), so I want to purchase a scanner suitable for the …

sensor dust? so I just got back from testing out a new lens and discovered that some of my photos have dark spots in the same spot, but only some of the pictures, is this sensor dust? submitted by /u/nottytom

“Rabbi, about the dust on my windows…” “Never forget what your eyes have seen and your ears have heard.” I won’t. I can’t. The post “Rabbi, about the dust on my windows…” appeared first on Religion News Service.

Dust & Neon (Nintendo Switch) Review As a dear friend once said to me ( yesterday) sometimes it’s good to try a genre you traditionally would expand those horizons a little. Once you try out a genre you either find out that it’s for you or it isn’t but at least you know. After giving Dust & Neon a fair try, I have … The post Dust & Neon (Nintendo Switch) Review appeared first on Br…

Dust or fungus in the viewfinder? Hi Everyone Do you know if this is dust or fungus in the viewfinder? Purchased a used Canon EOS 1N in “mint” condition from eBay recently that had “no fungus” in the description. A flashlight was shined through the lens mount to take the picture. When simply looking through the viewfinder, it looks quite clean. Thanks for your help! https://prev…

How much sensor dust are you okay with? I get really upset when I see a small dust spot in my sensor, but no matter how many times I rocket blow it, or clean it with a sensor wipe, it does not stay clean for long. ​ I feel like it is inevitable for a sensor to get dirty, so I don’t know how much I should be okay with. submitted by /u/Nomostrax

How do you shoot night photography without capturing dust or where the noise look like more stars in the shot? submitted by /u/Enthusiast9

Saints Row gets LARPy with A Song of Ice and Dust DLC Deep Silver and Volition’s Saints Row reboot rolls on with some truly… different DLC in A Song of Ice and Dust. Time to hit the DustFaire. The Frostlanders are besieging the DustFaire! …What?! Yes, as downloadable content goes, A Song of Ice and Dust is truly oddball. But as goes the world of Saints Row, … The post Saints Row gets LARPy with A S…

Dust & Neon bringing robotic twin-stick action to Xbox and PlayStation this month Making the jump from Switch and PC is Dust & Neon, a twin-stick shooter that melds the old west with high-tech robots, and lots of blastin’. Eat lead Dust & Neon stars a mysterious cyborg gunslinger. After he’s brought back to life by the rat-chasing mad scientist Dr. Finkel, our hero must embark on a Wild … The post Dust & Neon bringing robotic…

What’s this spot? It’s not dust that’s for sure! Ignoring the other specs in the first image as it was shot through a window, what is the odd spider looking spot on the bottom right of the first image? Second image is the same spot zoomed in. Sensor has been cleaned several times over the years but the spider spot is always there. submitted by /u/dave25060992