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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 465381" data-attributes="member: 4923">Every picture has this? And with two different lenses? Any filters on the lens? Try without a filter. I do not think its light coming in the viewfinder. It is too perfectly placed. Same position in each shot. Can you see this on the lcd while the pictures are still in camera? It looks like an extreme vignette effect. Don might be on to something, with junk on your sensor. Or maybe your lens. I saw something similar here:<a href="https://photographylife.com/how-to-spot-dust-on-your-dslr-sensor" target="_blank">https://photographylife.com/how-to-spot-dust-on-your-dslr-sensor</a>It looks like the dirty front element example. It would have to be on both lenses, so maybe it is something out of the ordinary on your sensor. Regular dust is usually a dark spot. If it is something on your sensor, it should be big enough to see with a bright light. There is a menu item to raise the mirror for cleaning so you can look in there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nickt, post: 465381, member: 4923"] Every picture has this? And with two different lenses? Any filters on the lens? Try without a filter. I do not think its light coming in the viewfinder. It is too perfectly placed. Same position in each shot. Can you see this on the lcd while the pictures are still in camera? It looks like an extreme vignette effect. Don might be on to something, with junk on your sensor. Or maybe your lens. I saw something similar here: [URL]https://photographylife.com/how-to-spot-dust-on-your-dslr-sensor[/URL] It looks like the dirty front element example. It would have to be on both lenses, so maybe it is something out of the ordinary on your sensor. Regular dust is usually a dark spot. If it is something on your sensor, it should be big enough to see with a bright light. There is a menu item to raise the mirror for cleaning so you can look in there. [/QUOTE]

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