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Here it is:



Now let me explain.

I highlighted area and brightened it so you can see the spots.
This area is reflection in the water. Usually if I have D100 setting
for spots removal on long exposures, it fixes it. I wish there would
be a function in the camera for after shooting post-processing.
Do you know how to fix em? ...
Phil Vouers said:
genesm said:
No, seriously, there should be a batch processing tool for that
matter ...
Anyone?
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I too had the same spots and thought that I did something wrong. Did I? What caused the spots? I shot mine with my D1x and 28-105 at f11 and f16. Since I did overexpose most I thought that was the problem. Not to wish bad luck on anyone, I am glad to see I am not alone.
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Best Regards. Jimmy
 
Me too! =0)

Well ... I hope someone will clear it up for us ...
JimmyL said:
I too had the same spots and thought that I did something wrong.
Did I? What caused the spots? I shot mine with my D1x and 28-105
at f11 and f16. Since I did overexpose most I thought that was the
problem. Not to wish bad luck on anyone, I am glad to see I am not
alone.
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Best Regards. Jimmy
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They look like random pixels firing. Are you sure you enabled the Long Exposure setting? Looks like it wasn't ON. That setting usually does a good job cleaning them up.

Robert Briggs
genesm said:


Now let me explain.

I highlighted area and brightened it so you can see the spots.
This area is reflection in the water. Usually if I have D100 setting
for spots removal on long exposures, it fixes it. I wish there would
be a function in the camera for after shooting post-processing.
Do you know how to fix em? ...
Phil Vouers said:
genesm said:
No, seriously, there should be a batch processing tool for that
matter ...
Anyone?
Click to expand...
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Phil Vouers
Professional Photographer
http://www.goochs.com
Click to expand...
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http://www.genesm.com
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WELL YEAH!! I said that I didnt have it on! I was asking is there a way
to fix other than manualy in photoshop?
Robert Briggs said:
Robert Briggs
genesm said:


Now let me explain.

I highlighted area and brightened it so you can see the spots.
This area is reflection in the water. Usually if I have D100 setting
for spots removal on long exposures, it fixes it. I wish there would
be a function in the camera for after shooting post-processing.
Do you know how to fix em? ...
Phil Vouers said:
genesm said:
No, seriously, there should be a batch processing tool for that
matter ...
Anyone?
Click to expand...
--
Phil Vouers
Professional Photographer
http://www.goochs.com
Click to expand...
--
http://www.genesm.com
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
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http://www.genesm.com
 
genesm said:
This area is reflection in the water. Usually if I have D100 setting
for spots removal on long exposures, it fixes it. I wish there would
be a function in the camera for after shooting post-processing.
Do you know how to fix em? ...
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I have made a photoshop macro for this.
You will find it on my page:
http://www.gille.ws

The thing that you need to modify is the jpg file to use.

Take a long expose picture with your D100 with your lens cap on (f/11 with 10s for example).

Best Regards,
Julien

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