Hi, i am quite new in photography. When i shot pictures at night, why there is a white spot on the picture ?

This post has been edited by schumywan: Aug 7 2008, 10:53 PM

where's the photo? here for showing ur photos ler.. if not, u can ask in the photography section itself...

i think u set the iso very high...noise in the pictures

i think u got hot pixel

shutter speed?..

Are we looking at invisible picture?

Nice pictures...

I used to have similar problems last time with Nikon D70, but when switch to Canon 10D, 30D and finally 40D, the white spot issue dissapear....

FYI, This problem is call hot pixel.

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Added on August 7, 2008, 2:11 pmJust look at the exif la...

This post has been edited by TheVoIP: Aug 7 2008, 02:11 PM

Sorry about the pictures is not uploaded because i do not know to upload the picture. I just knew the way to upload picture.

The spot that i mean is the white circle on the picture. How it is produced in the picture ?

yalo,same question to me,how? PS?
haha...what i tried before is shooting sun or low shutter speed i can get this type of circle

that's lens flare. Either caused by low-end lens or because of UV filter used.

I see. I'm currently using nikon D60 kit len and an UV filter. May be the UV filter cause this problem.
I may try to take off the UV filter and shoot, see this problem will happen again or not.

Thanks.

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This post has been edited by schumywan: Aug 7 2008, 10:50 PM

its bright light source entering your lens at different angles, causing internal reflections from the insides of filters facing the actual lens glass.... i'm sure those spots are produced at certain extreme angles only...

thats why never ever use cheap filters like me... i just wan cheap filters to experiment... no quality nvm... haha...

you need to work on composition. decide on subject, then find a proper angle.

if you don't know how, try my article

http://www.goldfries.com/photography/impro...rule-of-thirds/

for starters use the rule of 3rd. once you're comfortable already, break away from it. :