By: kevinwm - 20th March 2007 at 21:49
Well, if you don’t have one, 7dayshop.com have a ‘hurricane blower’ for £3.50 + postage! 🙂
Nice shots btw. 😀
cheers Monkeyhugger
What waste all that money ( scots man talking):D
With these blowers you have to be carefull, sometime you are only rearanging the dust spots on the CCD, The d400 actually vibrates the filter in front of the CCD and knocks the dust off , so hopefully it should them move off,if not i might consider robbing the piggy bank again
Kevin
By: MonkeyHugger - 19th March 2007 at 22:38
Well, if you don’t have one, 7dayshop.com have a ‘hurricane blower’ for £3.50 + postage! 🙂
Nice shots btw. 😀
By: kevinwm - 19th March 2007 at 21:09
Cheers Guys,
Thanks for the comments
To be quite honest Martin, I cloned the Dust spot out in the EKA , but forgot about the rest 😮 , will check in a few days and see it the camera has cleaned it off its self , it should do
I have learned a few new tricks and still learning with the D400, so shooting into the sun, is not so much of a challenge any more 😀
Kevin
By: CousinMadness - 19th March 2007 at 10:01
Very difficult lighting conditions Kevin, shooting into the Sun like that. You have done well to get something other than black and white silhouettes for your troubles on a blustery day.
There’s a bit of sensor dust top right that is showing up in several of the shots. You can see it clearly in the Icelandair shot. It says a lot for the 400D and that mouth watering 100-400 Canon lens. Well done for a day out in junk weather.
Madness. :diablo:
By: Manston Airport - 18th March 2007 at 21:55
Nice shots Kevin like the KLM F100:D Dash-8 and the 757’s shots.
James
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