Comments on: 509 Market Street (pt. 2)

SBCmetroguy · 11-09-2007, 11:28 PM

Sensor dust normally only shows up in photos shot with a small aperture, typically f/8 or smaller. When I shoot at f/1.8-f.7.1, sensor dust never shows. It's always there, however, because a simple curves adjustment in Photoshop helps me pinpoint it. Even if it's not visible to the naked eye I like to Photoshop out all dust. I've never had lens dust appear in a photo... ever.

AnimeSpirit, sorry I was so short and quick to dismiss, but it appeared to be dust to me at first sight. Perhaps had I been there and known a bit more about the scene I'd have been in a better position to say one way or another.

11-09-2007, 11:28 PM	#1
SBCmetroguy Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 28 Rep Power: 0	Sensor dust normally only shows up in photos shot with a small aperture, typically f/8 or smaller. When I shoot at f/1.8-f.7.1, sensor dust never shows. It's always there, however, because a simple curves adjustment in Photoshop helps me pinpoint it. Even if it's not visible to the naked eye I like to Photoshop out all dust. I've never had lens dust appear in a photo... ever. AnimeSpirit, sorry I was so short and quick to dismiss, but it appeared to be dust to me at first sight. Perhaps had I been there and known a bit more about the scene I'd have been in a better position to say one way or another.

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