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With my new D10, I get in pictures large elliptical/concentric whorl-pool
areas Is it normal? What I can do about it. |
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Could be dust on the CCD, but it might not be.
You'll have to post an example picture somewherem and give us a link. And tell info about how you took it (settings of the camera & lens. This should have been captured in the EXIF data in the picture. Also, what lens were you using? Be specific. Brand, focal length and f-stop range. If it's a mirror lens or not. |
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I was using 100Macro and 24-70 Zoom. Condition more common with sky shots. ConditonDescription: Put a drop of oil on water surface and see the concentric bands for example here band have different shades of same color . OR take a bulb and cover with bands with different strength of same color |
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Reasonable lenses (I'd like those myself.)
That sounds really wrong. If it happens with every lens, fast or slow shutter speed, I'd talk to Canon for a warranty repair. Unfortunately, 10Ds are in such scarce supply, you'll probably have problem returning it for another one (assuming you ordered locally.) |
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