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Oct 9, 2011 11:02:34 #
hello my name is robert,from las vegas, NV. Im a videographer.just learning to take pictures with my 60D. needed help. found this site WOW! learning alot i have a problem. don't know if its my len(18-135) or my canon 60D.when taking picture i have a black spot on my pictures.
Oct 9, 2011 11:38:12 #
Hi Rob, I don't see black spot on the 3rd pic. Does it comes & goes? Could be you lens & or camera needs some internal cleaning (not by yourself but have authorized pro do it)
Thanks for sharing. :P
Thanks for sharing. :P
Oct 9, 2011 11:41:35 #
You had a bugger on the sensor. If it were in on the lens it would never be that sharp. These can easily be removed / repaired with software you know. Just thought I'd mention it.
Can't advise for cleaning but there has to be a menu setting to lock up the mirror and carefully blow the dust of the sensor. Please consult your manual.
Can't advise for cleaning but there has to be a menu setting to lock up the mirror and carefully blow the dust of the sensor. Please consult your manual.
Oct 9, 2011 11:42:57 #
3rd pic, clean it up with photoshop
Pics-Tale wrote:
Hi Rob, I don't see black spot on the 3rd pic. Does it comes & goes? Could be you lens & or camera needs some internal cleaning (not by yourself but have authorized pro do it)
Thanks for sharing. :P
Thanks for sharing. :P
Oct 9, 2011 11:44:17 #
Oct 9, 2011 12:12:34 #
i just took these pics
ShakyShutter wrote:
You had a bugger on the sensor. If it were in on the lens it would never be that sharp. These can easily be removed / repaired with software you know. Just thought I'd mention it.
Can't advise for cleaning but there has to be a menu setting to lock up the mirror and carefully blow the dust of the sensor. Please consult your manual.
Can't advise for cleaning but there has to be a menu setting to lock up the mirror and carefully blow the dust of the sensor. Please consult your manual.
Oct 9, 2011 12:40:38 #
datsdeep wrote:
i just took these pics
Yep, it does come & goes... this time much smaller dot. You mayve an intermittent sensor issue, have authorized repairman check. Hope your camera still under warranty.
:-(
Oct 9, 2011 13:15:38 #
So this could be a camera defect?
Pics-Tale wrote:
Yep, it does come & goes... this time much smaller dot. You mayve an intermittent sensor issue, have authorized repairman check. Hope your camera still under warranty.
:-(
datsdeep wrote:
i just took these pics
Yep, it does come & goes... this time much smaller dot. You mayve an intermittent sensor issue, have authorized repairman check. Hope your camera still under warranty.
:-(
Oct 9, 2011 13:21:19 #
datsdeep wrote:
So this could be a camera defect?
Pics-Tale wrote:
Yep, it does come & goes... this time much smaller dot. You mayve an intermittent sensor issue, have authorized repairman check. Hope your camera still under warranty.
:-(
datsdeep wrote:
i just took these pics
Yep, it does come & goes... this time much smaller dot. You mayve an intermittent sensor issue, have authorized repairman check. Hope your camera still under warranty.
:-(
No doubt.
Oct 9, 2011 16:20:07 #
Manual says you have a manual sensor cleaning feature on that camera. Check the manual.
This camera may have a special cover over the sensor preventing a big particle from leaving the sensor automatically.
Read the manual or get it into the hands of someone who know how to clean the sensor safely.
This camera may have a special cover over the sensor preventing a big particle from leaving the sensor automatically.
Read the manual or get it into the hands of someone who know how to clean the sensor safely.
Oct 9, 2011 17:20:21 #
thank you ..im read my manual now
ShakyShutter wrote:
Manual says you have a manual sensor cleaning feature on that camera. Check the manual.
This camera may have a special cover over the sensor preventing a big particle from leaving the sensor automatically.
Read the manual or get it into the hands of someone who know how to clean the sensor safely.
This camera may have a special cover over the sensor preventing a big particle from leaving the sensor automatically.
Read the manual or get it into the hands of someone who know how to clean the sensor safely.
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