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07/16/2007 02:16:40 AM · #1 |
I have a pentax k10d and I have noticed that things just stick more to this dslr than my previous digital camera and my film based slr. I can't remember having large pieces of debris sticking to my lens and showing. I also try to make sure that its clean before I shoot, but after as being at the beach on a windy day and your just shooting stuff flies on to the lens when your not thinking about it. I was wondering if anyone knows of a good program that doesn't remove detail with the dirt. I was using Photo shop CS2 dust and scratches option but that just made a bloody mess of the image. I then quit that idea and reformulated the plan and cloned it out since it was just in the sky. I was wondering about the Canon 400D software I read before that the software was supposed to remove the dust. Does it work and or if it work does it only work with a canon camera?
Sorry for so many questions I hope someone can help! |
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07/16/2007 02:23:12 AM · #2 |
Its not the dust on the lens thats showing its the dust on the sensor. I don't even know why you bring up film slr. There is no comparison. If dust gets stuck to a piece of film when the film advances the next frame doesn't have the same piece of dust.
The 400D's software you shoot a white piece of paper or something and then it removes it from the images based on that.
Its a temporary solution but the real solution is sensor cleaning. Its not the lens, its not the mirror. Anything electronic can attract dust statically creating even more of a problem. If your previous digital wasn't a dSLR then thats also another useless comparison to be honest.
good luck.
ETA: Dirt at the beach hand blower and lens pen but thats not the real problem to everything else.
Message edited by author 2007-07-16 02:23:54. |
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07/16/2007 05:34:46 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by RainMotorsports:
Its not the dust on the lens thats showing its the dust on the sensor. I don't even know why you bring up film slr. There is no comparison. If dust gets stuck to a piece of film when the film advances the next frame doesn't have the same piece of dust.
The 400D's software you shoot a white piece of paper or something and then it removes it from the images based on that.
Its a temporary solution but the real solution is sensor cleaning. Its not the lens, its not the mirror. Anything electronic can attract dust statically creating even more of a problem. If your previous digital wasn't a dSLR then thats also another useless comparison to be honest.
good luck.
ETA: Dirt at the beach hand blower and lens pen but thats not the real problem to everything else. |
But when you go to make prints there is still dust on the film that needs to be cleaned off.
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07/16/2007 05:52:32 AM · #4 |
| the best way I've found is by hand - but I haven't tried the canon software - the photoshop solution is too heavy handed for my taste too. |
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