Strange white spots

[contacted]

Hi folks,

Got some queries on some random white spots appearing on my pics.

Examples:

Pics where taken after some fireworks were set off, all taken with flash on a Nikon Coolpix s5. Early suspicions were dust on the lens surface, but it appears at other spots on different pics.

Please advise, thanks all.

 

[rongwei82]

Have you check your lens for any tiny water droplets that might land on your lens? During the shot, it is drizzling? Cause it might be the course of water.

Hi folks,

Got some queries on some random white spots appearing on my pics.

Examples:

Pics where taken after some fireworks were set off, all taken with flash on a Nikon Coolpix s5. Early suspicions were dust on the lens surface, but it appears at other spots on different pics.

Please advise, thanks all.

 

[knpan]

most probably its water droplets. which you cant really see, unless u really observe . wipe the lens then.

 

[contacted]

most probably its water droplets. which you cant really see, unless u really observe . wipe the lens then.

it wasn't drizzling, this also happens at other locations and even indoors, I'll upload some examples when i get the chance.

 

[Canew]

Those are dust particles in the air reflecting the light from the flash of the camera.

 

[CasonLyn]

just dust

 

[lumpyme]

ORR!!! KUA TEO GUI!!!

that one, the orbs are ghosts..... cuz of the fire crack nostalgia they come back!!

 

[lumpyme]

u neva watch discovery... ghost always like that one

 

[cheekiang]

then how to prevent or how to take pictures without getting the white spots?

 

[deepcover]

its nothing la it not what spirit orbs like SPI always claim... i did an experiment and scattered baby powder in front of my lens i get the same effect...
dont worry i dont think its ghost... u not so heng..

 

[Ally]

then how to prevent or how to take pictures without getting the white spots?

hmm.. looks like the flash reflecting off debris from the fireworks, airborne smoke particles etc... maybe you should try mounting an external flash off to one side? Or bounce the flash?


just my say..

 

[Leykid1634]

then how to prevent or how to take pictures without getting the white spots?

IMO (correct me if im wrong Guys), sometimes its hard to see those partical or dust in the air. Only after u hv taken and looked at the picture. Than you noticed it. :angry:

'Prevent it', not really sure. Its more hard if flash is used in this situation. :dunno: :dunno:

 

[happyepower]

i think those are water droplets... or maybe condensation.....

 

[MDZ2]

why not just take some more pictures and see if the problem is still there. That way you can make a clearer diagnosis

 

[picky]

Those are dust particles in the air reflecting the light from the flash of the camera.

ya..ya..ya... a lot of dust there where couldn't see clearly by eyes. It was dim light.
Try to move to other location (better inside your room) than take few shots..

If still have this than you need $ to "paste" on your camera than
bring it to Nikon service centre.:bsmilie: