How bad is it? Can't you get by for now with just cloning out the spots?
Which camera do you have? Does it have a sensor cleaner which may shake off the dust?

Isn't Gartmore in Glasgow? you could maybe PM him?

Ooo! Now that sounds interesting PeteL! I am a cider drinker, (no I don't like the Wurzels much :wink rather than a beer drinker but I can't get good cider, any cider in fact here. I shall have to look for your Black Dragon when I'm next over.

I'm getting a 403 Forbidden on your photos Peter.

Forgot you are a poor hard up student Stefan, though I think Mike-P may need the donations more than you at the moment .

I agree. You only have to put your town/county/state/country, whichever you feel happiest with. It's good to see where everyone is, and it can affect the advice given.

We don't need postcode and bank account numbers .

Not me.

I have three bags, which get used on occasion. I'd like a fourth - a ThinkTank or similar which would be a comfortable carry-on.

I have a Tamrac rucksack, which holds all I need and is carry-on legal (just) provided they don't have a weight limit. It is heavy empty and over the 5kg weight limit some airlines impose when it's got the gear in it.
I have an old Lowepro which I've had forever, which holds a lot, takes up little space but is a pain to carry, and my newest one is a girly bag for when I don't want to look like I'm carrying a camera around - the Crumpler Pretty Bella 7500, in oatmeal (a discontinued colour now) though you can still see it on their Dutch website ; http://tinyurl.com/ya2n59n. It doesn't hold as much as I would like but it is fine for city trips and the like. I bought it online without seeing it first and can't see how it can possibly hold all Crumpler claims it can.

You have to try a bag and see what suits you.

JonSchick is being incredibly generous with his offer! Well done Jon!
(I wish there were a thumbs up smiley!)

Old Speckled hen is not as good since it moved from Abingdon imho. But then again nor were MG's

We enjoyed the varieties of "Black stuff" in Ireland last year, though Guinness was bottom of the list.

I agree number 1 is the best. Colour wise, and compositionally better.

Gulpener is Pils of choice in the Gwyn house. Hertog Jan in the houses of sons of Gwyn.

Sons of Gwyn did manage to drink enough Dommelsch to get a free bike. They and their friends collected the tops and after seriously damaging a lot of livers became the proud owners of a red bike with a beer crate sized holder on the front of it.

I think I'd clone out that bright red thing though. It really grabs my attention, in both versions.