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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / DSLR Cameras / March 2006

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Strange Dots -- Help?

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cjcampbell - 22 Mar 2006 03:24 GMT
These two photos were taken just a few seconds apart:

http://homepage.mac.com/christopherjcampbell/Problem%20Photos/

The first was at f/6 and 1/6 second; the second at f/22 at 5 seconds.
Both photos were taken with a tripod and no adjustment has been made
for color balance, sharpening, or anything else. They are just JPGs
taken straight from the raw files. The lens is the 12-24mm AF-S Nikkor.
The scene is a night photo of Heritage Street in Vigan City in the
Philippines.

I can understand how stopping down might cause the star filter effect
seen in the second photo, but where did the strange dots come from?
Aleksey Gureev - 22 Mar 2006 21:25 GMT
> I can understand how stopping down might cause the star filter effect
> seen in the second photo, but where did the strange dots come from?

I would give an arm for this kind of "dots" actually. :) Super-effect!
 
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