It is perfect and more than perfect on every day dust. PERFECT. But the problem is with the dust that arrived with the camera adhered to the sensor from Canon and it just wont go away.
Doesn't it have that mapping function to erase stuff like that?
It is perfect and more than perfect on every day dust. PERFECT. But the problem is with the dust that arrived with the camera adhered to the sensor from Canon and it just wont go away.
Doesn't it have that mapping function to erase stuff like that?
You see, you have to take a dust data photo; just a photo on very white paper 1-2 feet away from the camera, whit the paper covering ALL the view finder and while focusing on infinity. The camera saves that file (a very very small file) and then it imbeds it with the file of each image. It says you should use a focal length greater than 50 mm, when doing the dust data photo and it should work for all lenses.
Well, it only works for than exact focal length and as you sway from it, the dust becomes more apparent, of course more blurred and faded if you go to higher focal length.
Well you can hide the dust, I've been looking at some pictures and the dust steps out more on some pictures then on others( it's sharper). It' looks out of focus on some, so it probably depends on where the focus is (you can barely see it when focused to infinity).
