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Constant dust issue with the ZFc
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<blockquote data-quote="Burt" data-source="post: 844124" data-attributes="member: 68616"><p>You are 100% spot on...</p><p></p><p>The option in the Zfc is ghosted, and the spots are visible only and always when you look at the perfect blue sky that you get to see how much crap is stuck on the sensor... It is all good if you only take busy subjects or picture where there are no clear parts of the sky. Unfortunately with my obsession of panorama and wild life, the sky is somewhat partially present all the times...</p><p>When I use Macro you barely notice it...</p><p>From today I have started to put the camera back in its bag and zipped. It only takes an extra minute.. Time will tell how much wild life subjects I will miss because of that.. Things is, it doesn't matter how great a picture is, when it has visible gray spots everywhere, it is simply not enjoyable...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Burt, post: 844124, member: 68616"] You are 100% spot on... The option in the Zfc is ghosted, and the spots are visible only and always when you look at the perfect blue sky that you get to see how much crap is stuck on the sensor... It is all good if you only take busy subjects or picture where there are no clear parts of the sky. Unfortunately with my obsession of panorama and wild life, the sky is somewhat partially present all the times... When I use Macro you barely notice it... From today I have started to put the camera back in its bag and zipped. It only takes an extra minute.. Time will tell how much wild life subjects I will miss because of that.. Things is, it doesn't matter how great a picture is, when it has visible gray spots everywhere, it is simply not enjoyable... [/QUOTE]
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