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Brompled — Where the Sky merges..
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Published: 2010-12-20 22:57:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 605; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 4
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Where the sky merges with the winter sea..(Carovigno [Brindisi] Italy)
40° 43' 11.73'' N - 17° 46' 32.35'' E
Canon EOS 350D - Canon 28mm f/2.8
Composition 7 shoots
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Nice color. Just a little advice: before processing HDR retouch dust on matrix. It's about these spots in the upper.
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I know.. I saw it on post-production.. Was a winding day, with beachs sands that flys all over.. and on my lens also!
I'll be remove it by a flat field correction!
Thank u very much!
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I told about dust on sensor of your camera body. It gets inside just when you change the lenses. While you not changing lenses, dust never reach the sensor, no matter windy or sandy. It can't be easily removed. But, if you're lucky enough and have strong lungs - you can do it even by the cocktail straw 
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wow thank u I'll try to fix by photoshop, and I think the dust is on the lens, 'cause I never change lens during the 'promenade by sea'
I must clear it first!
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This is absolutely definitely dust on the sensor. You will never see dirt on the lens in the form of spots with sharp edges. But do not worry so much, this is a common problem and does not bring too much inconvenience.
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does the stop f/16 ~ f/22 focuses the dust over the lens?
there is no dust visible to the naked eye on the sensor.. I'll try the sensor autoclear
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f/16 ~ f/22 makes more visible dust on sensor. There is a lot of information, just Google. For example: [link]
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doh! ok the link talks clear! 
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