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05/28/2008 05:04:51 PM · #1 |
I believe a while back someone was disqualified for removing a speck from an image which was deemed to not be sensor dust since it was not black. I have encountered and documented a different type of sensor "dust" which in fact appear white, oil.
I found this little problem on no less than 100 shots I took last week but didn't notice.
I want to know is this legal to remove in basic, if not then I would like a reason since dark dust removal is allowed, and oil is harder to just blow off the sensor before a shoot.
If it is not legal may I please request the council review the thought of making it so, it may be a rare problem but someone shouldn't be disqualified just because their dust isn't dark imho.
Thank you for your time.
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05/28/2008 07:08:01 PM · #2 |
| I had a cat stuck inside my lens and I asked if it was legal in basic to clone it out. It was, but I had to show them a couple of shots with the cat hair stuck in there, best bet is to ask and show them before shots |
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05/28/2008 07:09:35 PM · #3 |
Either you have a really big lens or a really small cat...
Originally posted by JulietNN:
I had a cat stuck inside my lens... |
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05/28/2008 07:19:15 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by togtog:
Either you have a really big lens or a really small cat... |
exactly what I was thinking either way i dont know the answer |
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05/28/2008 07:20:00 PM · #5 |
im curious though how it looks on an actual photo
i am still new to the 'dslr' world and would just like an example
nevermind i looked it up :p and found examples etc :)
Message edited by author 2008-05-28 19:24:24. |
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05/28/2008 07:24:15 PM · #6 |
| Trust me the amount of hair that was stuck inside that camera was disgracful. I am not sure if it was the cat or Karma (Bears Dog) but someone is going very bald around here |
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