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January 26, 2009 8:25 PM
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Your description of the symptoms indicate that the spots are not related to dust on the lens or the sensor.
If you read this article , you will notice they are caused by flash light bouncing back to the camera from particles floating in the air. This may be dust, water droplets especially due to the rain, and other tiny floating particles.
Because these particles don't stay fixed in any particular position, you will find them in 'different places ' in different pictures.
The main cause is compact cameras have their flash positioned too close to the lens. dSLRs, having the flash at a higher position, wouldn't have so much of the problem.
If you read this article , you will notice they are caused by flash light bouncing back to the camera from particles floating in the air. This may be dust, water droplets especially due to the rain, and other tiny floating particles.
Because these particles don't stay fixed in any particular position, you will find them in 'different places ' in different pictures.
The main cause is compact cameras have their flash positioned too close to the lens. dSLRs, having the flash at a higher position, wouldn't have so much of the problem.
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