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Whats wrong with these pictures?!?!

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Dainsey
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if u look closely u can see little orbs of light in here
whats wrong?
is my cam just pickin up reflections or is it messed up?
HELP
Nov 21 2008 7:58PM
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Dainsey
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(Click on the picture to be able to see em)
Nov 21 2008 8:04PM
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eheath
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Ghosts?
Nov 21 2008 8:20PM
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Mooserz
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nah, could be the electromagnetic field or a piece of dust or something
Nov 21 2008 8:23PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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Could be dust, or dead (or bright) or whatever they are called pixels on your sensor but i'm not too familiar with the correct term since i use film. But try cleaning your sensor, make sure it's not just that lens.
Nov 21 2008 8:39PM
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josh.
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looks like dust or dead pixels, go to your camera shop and ask them to clean your sensor
Nov 21 2008 10:14PM
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horner
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Looks like you got a bunch of hot pixels.  Bring it to your local cam shop and have them check it over.
Nov 21 2008 10:29PM
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.jr
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I had something similar to that on camera, turned out it was just dust on the sensor and I was able to clean it myself.. so try cleaning your sensor, or just shoot at night and call them stars.
Nov 22 2008 1:50AM
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hartig
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totally ghosts
Nov 23 2008 9:24PM
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salty
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its just camera-noise. from using a super high iso to compensate for low light. take your settings off auto kid =]
Nov 23 2008 11:36PM
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Pippin
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I can confidently say that it is either dead pixels are due to the fact of your high iso, but i think its most likely the first option
Nov 24 2008 10:22AM
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1080ski
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a high iso would probably make a more even noise in the photo (at least it does for my camera and all the others ive seen). probably just dust on the sensor or something along those lines.
Nov 24 2008 11:32AM
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ChronicLines
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Congratulations, you have both dead pixels and sensor dust.
Nov 24 2008 3:20PM
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CCskin
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Ya you probably have dust on your sensor. Its not noise from a high iso setting
Nov 24 2008 4:13PM
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josh.
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and there under exposed
Nov 24 2008 10:32PM
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ChronicLines
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Whoa Michael, you change your name too often, I didn't even realize this was you.
Nov 25 2008 2:19AM
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whistlerdan
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Looks like dead pixels to me, what ISO setting were you on?  And what camera do you have?  If it is dead pixels i have never seen so many!

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Nov 25 2008 12:14PM
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Ryno
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Dead pixels = expensive to fix
Dust = no so expensive to fix
Nov 25 2008 8:20PM
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popNfresh44
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little UFOs
Nov 25 2008 11:35PM
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Meases_Pieces
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at first i thought they were stars which i thought really added to the photo until i realized the ones on the stop signs
Nov 26 2008 9:04PM
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spliff.Life
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stars?
fuck idk
Nov 27 2008 11:32AM
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rrf105
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Yeah that's hot pixels. The bigger, dark blob kind half way up near the left hand side is just dust on the sensor. What camera are you using and how long was the exposure? If it was a pretty long exposure, don't worry about the hot pixels, they happen. If it's a DSLR or you've got an option for 'long exposure noise reduction' turn it on and they won't be a problem anymore anymore.
Dec 3 2008 7:36PM
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freezed
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wow, what camera are you using? I've been using my 10D for at least 4 years, and it doesn't have any dead pixels. (it could really use a cleaning though, haha)
Dec 3 2008 8:13PM
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