The "Dirtiest Sensor" I've ever seen
Posted 17/07/2010 - 10:00
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I can't imagine any ebay seller using film.
I suppose you could use a 1 hour lab and then get a CD with the prints, but it would be very much the hard way to produce pictures for eBay!
I can't imagine any ebay seller using film.
Best regards, John
Posted 17/07/2010 - 10:38
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Dirt on the sensor does become well defined at very small apetures.
There's no EXIF info in the images, but I'd guess they're at f32.
Maybe the guy uses his camera as an ashtray?
There's no EXIF info in the images, but I'd guess they're at f32.
Maybe the guy uses his camera as an ashtray?
~Pete
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Lancashire
The marks are also on his hands so it's not
dirt on the table
Could be a webcam or a point and shoot that
you can't get at the sensor, but if that were
the case it wouldn't have got there anyway.
Someone once told me that the enlarger lenses
in pro printing labs were absolutely filthy
Pentax K-1 + K-5 and some other stuff
Algi