Great dynamic composition there, Troy!
But would you hate me if I pointed out that your sensor is about due for cleaning? I’m seeing two spots on the right side and one spot on the left side. I don’t know if LightRoom has a “Clone” tool like Photoshop’s, but those specks are really easy to fix. And of course you’re never going to see those specks on a “busy” image, so cleaning the sensor is something that you could probably put off until the mood strikes.
–But seeing those specks was interesting because I’ve been wondering how effective the self-cleaning feature of your 5D Mark2 is — if you have never cleaned the sensor and now have only three specks, I’d estimate that the self-cleaning feature is working pretty darned good. I know what a “dust-magnet” my older 5D is.
The view often bypassed. Nice shot.
Great dynamic composition there, Troy!
But would you hate me if I pointed out that your sensor is about due for cleaning? I’m seeing two spots on the right side and one spot on the left side. I don’t know if LightRoom has a “Clone” tool like Photoshop’s, but those specks are really easy to fix. And of course you’re never going to see those specks on a “busy” image, so cleaning the sensor is something that you could probably put off until the mood strikes.
–But seeing those specks was interesting because I’ve been wondering how effective the self-cleaning feature of your 5D Mark2 is — if you have never cleaned the sensor and now have only three specks, I’d estimate that the self-cleaning feature is working pretty darned good. I know what a “dust-magnet” my older 5D is.
its horrible, i know. i should reprocess it and push it back to Flickr. i clean it every once in awhile, manually, but not enough.