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Permalink Reply by Glenn P on April 19, 2012 at 8:50pm Do this spots also appears if you're using a different lens?
Looks dust to me. It looks to me that your camera sensor needs cleaning.
Permalink Reply by Greg Carig on April 19, 2012 at 8:56pm If you're talking about the spots on the top left and bottom left next to the tree then it's dust on your sensor. Nothing to really be alarmed about. Recommended to clean your sensor at a camera store or buy a sensor cleaning kit if you're brave enough to clean it yourself. With the images you took with the dust, you could always clean it up in post production.
Permalink Reply by Boris Kalita on April 19, 2012 at 9:06pm Thanks...a lot..I got a lot to learn about cams, I guess... :-)
Permalink Reply by Ron on April 19, 2012 at 9:20pm Sensor dust spots. Changing lenses in dusty environments will cause this. Read your owners manual, some cameras have auto cleaning which may help.. I've cleaned mine with a soft lens brush but you need to set the camera in a mode to keep the shutter open and mirror up. Read the manual. Cleaning up the spots on the computer (post) is a pain (easy, but time waster), better to get it fixed.
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