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    MERRICK SUMMIT

    Merrick summit, highest point in southern scotland, very cold and windy, canon 1100d entry, 18-55mm av. Noticed some shots have a black band in the left hand corner and some spots, The spots I am putting down to the wind but have no idea what the band is,any views ?.

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    Last edited by Seb24; 01-04-2013, 11:40.
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    Nice ones; pity it is not bigger. Is it the 503 problem?
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      #3
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      Excellent images - well done-last one clinches it for me

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        #4
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        Nice set Seb. I can't say I noticed a dark band, but can see the dark spot.
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          #5
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          Thanks guys, no error 503 on my part nathan, all just my usual size

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            #6
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            Nice set, I bet it was cold! Not noticing the band but the spots look like dust bunnies to me. If you take a pic of a plain wall they may be easier to see. Could be muck on the lens/mirror or sensor but most likely the lens.
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              #7
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              Nicely captured. Can't see a dark band but the spot is prbably on the lens as it is out of focus, if it was on the sensor it would be sharp. Easy to erase though.

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                #8
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                Thanks guys, yeah the muck I think is due to it being so windy up there, yeah the band I have cropped out, but other shots show a straight band cutting the top left corner, will give everything a good clean and see whats what.

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                  #9
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                  Number six with the rucksack and pole and number one with the wall leading off into the distance, with what looks like other climbers falling you up.
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                    #10
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                    A straight band top left. Without seeing can't say but could be the camera strap or edge of a glove/mitten. When you're wrapped up and squinting as the wind makes your eyes water it can be easy to miss.
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                      #11
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                      Thanks guys, yeah wayne sounds like you were there lol, was bloody windy, wrapped up, squinting, strap blowing about, problem solved I think

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