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<blockquote data-quote="nikonlion" data-source="post: 115768" data-attributes="member: 12993">Hello everyone.&nbsp; I'm just starting to experiment with &quot;real&quot; cameras.&nbsp;&nbsp; By that I mean, cameras that don't serve dual purpose as a phone and&nbsp; internet provider.Got my Nikon D5100 and my lens is Nikon Zoom-Nikkor 18-105mm.&nbsp; Took it out to shoot some photo's for the first time today.&nbsp; I don't know what I'm doing.&nbsp; In several of the shots a faded white spot&nbsp; appears.&nbsp; It's never in the same place, and the intensity varies.In the attached photo it looks like the moon. That's not the moon.&nbsp; What is it?&nbsp; How can I prevent it?Also, I want to try and take some sunset photo's near my house tomorrow.&nbsp;&nbsp; Let me know some tips on how to best shoot sunsets, like settings and&nbsp; stuff.Let me know what you think.&nbsp; THANKS[ATTACH]27526[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nikonlion, post: 115768, member: 12993"] Hello everyone. I'm just starting to experiment with "real" cameras. By that I mean, cameras that don't serve dual purpose as a phone and internet provider. Got my Nikon D5100 and my lens is Nikon Zoom-Nikkor 18-105mm. Took it out to shoot some photo's for the first time today. I don't know what I'm doing. In several of the shots a faded white spot appears. It's never in the same place, and the intensity varies. In the attached photo it looks like the moon. That's not the moon. What is it? How can I prevent it? Also, I want to try and take some sunset photo's near my house tomorrow. Let me know some tips on how to best shoot sunsets, like settings and stuff. Let me know what you think. THANKS [ATTACH=CONFIG]27526[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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