Stupid is stupid does....
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With my first digi camera I noticed a 'hair' like strip that had to be on the sensor just at the start of a 3-day photo trip with the club. Sure enough there it was, so one quick blow from the mouth and hey presto it was gone
4 days later while looking at hundreds of images I noticed that my 'blow' had covered the sensor in spit
I only ever processed a few of those images as the spit cloning was horrendous - one did come 5th in an international landscape comp though and made it onto a national charity calendar and local newspaper too
Tip... however tempting - DO NOT BLOW ON YOUR SENSOR :shake::shake::shake:
DD
With my first digi camera I noticed a 'hair' like strip that had to be on the sensor just at the start of a 3-day photo trip with the club. Sure enough there it was, so one quick blow from the mouth and hey presto it was gone
4 days later while looking at hundreds of images I noticed that my 'blow' had covered the sensor in spit
I only ever processed a few of those images as the spit cloning was horrendous - one did come 5th in an international landscape comp though and made it onto a national charity calendar and local newspaper too
Tip... however tempting - DO NOT BLOW ON YOUR SENSOR :shake::shake::shake:
DD
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nice, I used to go to a 4x4 off road 'hill' to take photos, quite a few 4x4's would turn up and go through mud, up and down hills etc etc.
Well the night before it rained all night. I got there and I had forgotten my boots, so I just went up in trainers.
I then walked down the side of a large hill and slipped. You guessed it, I slid down the hill getting myself and the camera covered in a clay/mud mixture.
It took about 6 hours to clean the camera up and I only managed to get about 10 photos.
James