Usually takes me about 3 images to figure out what is going on.
1. What did mess up.
2.
3. Check the lens.
Marilynne's Wetlands and Other Stuff - 2024
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1. What did mess up.
2.
3. Check the lens.
It started as soon as I got to Wako. I knew it was either my glasses or the lens. I'm used to my glasses fogging, but not my lens. No matter how many times I wiped it, it kept fogging up. I used three different lens clothes, then I dropped one on the boardwalk. That was the end of that one until it gets washed. Good thing they were all different colors.Usually takes me about 3 images to figure out what is going on.
1. What did mess up.
2.
3. Check the lens.
Someone gave me a packet of lens wipes a few months ago. I'm afraid to use it on my lens.
These are two almost shots. I was leaving Wako when I saw the hawk, backed up into my parking space, unpacked my camera and rushed over to the spot where I saw it. I didn't grab my hat. It was in the shadows.
Then moved to another spot. Still had trouble seeing it.
Then moved to another spot. Still had trouble seeing it.
That could be a different discussion with many opinions, lens cleaning. I do occasionally use Zeiss lens wipes.