Dec 30 2006, 09:58 PM
QUOTE(kb2005 @ Dec 29 2006, 10:03 PM)
Hi,
I took some pictures at night during my business trip last month using Canon 850IS. No matter what setting i used (scene mode, auto, manual with ISO from 80 up to 1600), i found out my picture have some white big spots. May i know what is the problem. What setting i need to use at night ? It only happen when i take night photo. For your info, my camera lens is clean, so it can not be contamination. Pls help as i'm a beginner in photography
I took some pictures at night during my business trip last month using Canon 850IS. No matter what setting i used (scene mode, auto, manual with ISO from 80 up to 1600), i found out my picture have some white big spots. May i know what is the problem. What setting i need to use at night ? It only happen when i take night photo. For your info, my camera lens is clean, so it can not be contamination. Pls help as i'm a beginner in photography
Wohohohoo .. no reason to panic there my friend, it's common!
Those are floating dust particles deflecting flash light back into your camera, suspicious ppl calls them 'orbs', little 'ghosts' that got caught into your camera when they take flight. Anyway, it's no reason to be afraid, sometimes you get them, sometimes you dun (the dust particles I mean). Chill
This post has been edited by ac98: Dec 30 2006, 10:01 PM
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