Bad state?

[cheguthamrin]

Exposure: 2 sec (2)
Aperture: f/36
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 200

Is it already in bad state?
Of course I dont use F/36 often; but upon seeing these... is it time for thorough clean up service? I dont seem to "see" any when I look into the interior. My eyes playing tricks on me?

 

[Redsun]

wah
looks really bad man!
time for cleanup:sweat:

 

[Churchwolf]

Holy Crap! What happened to it?! Has it been through the tumble dryer?! Eeek. :bigeyes:
Definitely time for a cleanup. :nono:

 

[NoMoney]

I believe it's time to clean up the sensor.

 

[sulhan]

Hmm,

It looks like dust might have settled on these areas - sensor, lens front, filter or rear elements.

 

[cheguthamrin]

wah
looks really bad man!
time for cleanup:sweat:

Holy Crap! What happened to it?! Has it been through the tumble dryer?! Eeek. :bigeyes:
Definitely time for a cleanup. :nono:

I believe it's time to clean up the sensor.

Hmm,

It looks like dust might have settled on these areas - sensor, lens front, filter or rear elements.

Confirmed then. I'll go for a wash up asap; i mean the camera, not me.
But where huh?

 

[cheguthamrin]

Oh, and anyone got similar / worse experience than this?

 

[Churchwolf]

Confirmed then. I'll go for a wash up asap; i mean the camera, not me.
But where huh?

Take it to the Nikon service centre. They'll clear it up for you.
I have to confess, I've never had it this bad...

 

[cheguthamrin]

Take it to the Nikon service centre. They'll clear it up for you.
I have to confess, I've never had it this bad...

Darn... I must have been so careless with this argh!!!
Lesson learnt lesson learnt... I better be MORE careful after the clean up...!

 

[Churchwolf]

Darn... I must have been so careless with this argh!!!
Lesson learnt lesson learnt... I better be MORE careful after the clean up...!

Enjoy your lovely clean setup when it's done!

 

[felixcat8888]

Looks like plenty of "hair"

 

[calebk]

Looks like sensor dust, 'cause it's so defined...if you clean the sensor and you still see it then it's probably somewhere else, likely the rear element or near to it.

It's very unlikely that dust on the front of the lens will be seen, let alone so clearly.