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03/18/2008 01:52:15 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by alanfreed:
The overwhelming SC consensus (i.e., I'm the only one who disagrees, as per usual), is that cloning the hair is fine. Even if you have an entire cat's worth of hair adhered to your sensor, you can clone it. |
That's good to know. I'd imagine some type of proof of anomaly is required; i.e. - another image (besides the original) with the same "hair" in the same position? Otherwise it could be just a waterspot on the lens, etc... |
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03/18/2008 02:16:12 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by glad2badad:
I'd imagine some type of proof of anomaly is required; i.e. - another image (besides the original) with the same "hair" in the same position? Otherwise it could be just a waterspot on the lens, etc... |
We've DQ'd for water spots before. Sensor/lens dust has a fairly distinct appearance. |
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03/18/2008 04:01:05 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by alanfreed:
The overwhelming SC consensus (i.e., I'm the only one who disagrees, as per usual), is that cloning the hair is fine. Even if you have an entire cat's worth of hair adhered to your sensor, you can clone it. |
Choose one of the cats, there is Stinky, Kitty Kitty or Snotty.!!!
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03/18/2008 04:04:24 PM · #29 |
Glad, you can see where it is on the one that was taken back in January.
Luckily the ones I am thinking of entering, do not show the cat hair.
AND even Better News!!!!!
I took the camera out inot the sun adn opened up to clean the sensor. Low and Behold the sunlight caught a microscopic thinnest of thin white hair thing, it almost looked like a thread from a Q tip. Got some surgical tweezers and managed to work it out of the soft plastic in there.
so HOPEFULLY, that was what was causing the problem. See even when you pay to have it cleaned they can not always get it.
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03/18/2008 09:47:26 PM · #30 |
That's great news. If you could see it in the camera, then most likely that was the problem! Quick, go shoot something at f 16.
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03/18/2008 09:51:56 PM · #31 |
| I just want to know how you got one of Bears hairs inside your lens. :O |
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03/18/2008 10:27:39 PM · #32 |
| That lens is disgusting lol. |
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03/18/2008 10:28:41 PM · #33 |
Was the hair you pulled out the problem? i was curious cause cloning that would suck
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03/18/2008 10:36:56 PM · #34 |
Originally posted by ShutterPug:
I just want to know how you got one of Bears hairs inside your lens. :O |
Hrrmph. Karma says "We have no cats!"
R.
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