02-19-2014 07:54 PM
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  1. anon(5650876)'s Avatar
    anon(5650876)
    I've uploaded some pics taken with my 1020. You can see the circle of light in them.

    Link:

    https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resi...&ithint=folder

    Is it that there are fine "invisible" dust particles on the back lens?

    If yes, what do I do, please help
    Last edited by Win DroidPhone; 02-19-2014 at 10:35 AM.
    02-19-2014 10:19 AM
  2. iAdrian23's Avatar
    iAdrian23
    Have it exchanged? I wouldn't open it if I were you.
    02-19-2014 11:02 AM
  3. anon(5650876)'s Avatar
    anon(5650876)
    Originally Posted by iAdrian23
    Have it exchanged? I wouldn't open it if I were you.
    my phone is now 1 month old. But in warranty. Is it coz of dust?
    02-19-2014 11:09 AM
  4. anon(5650876)'s Avatar
    anon(5650876)
    Originally Posted by iAdrian23
    Have it exchanged? I wouldn't open it if I were you.
    but is it coz of dust?
    02-19-2014 11:10 AM
  5. Live2Deliver's Avatar
    Live2Deliver
    doesn't look like dust on the lens to me, or at least what I had on my DSLR. Plus, none of the spots are at the same place.
    Such 'orbs' outdoor can appear on photos in a dusty area or light drizzle and when flash is used or if there're bright sources of lights. Though there could be other causes, not very likely to be the camera.

    Try taking a bright indoor photo without flash and see what happen. Or like what iAdrian23 said, send it in.
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    02-19-2014 12:35 PM
  7. anon(5650876)'s Avatar
    anon(5650876)
    Originally Posted by Live2Deliver
    Try taking a bright indoor photo without flash and see what happen. Or like what iAdrian23 said, send it in.
    In bright indoors, I don't see any orbs. I see those orbs only in dark places only. When I use Xenon Flash.
    02-19-2014 12:55 PM
  8. Live2Deliver's Avatar
    Live2Deliver
    Originally Posted by Win DroidPhone
    In bright indoors, I don't see any orbs. I see those orbs only in dark places only. When I use Xenon Flash.
    Dust in the air. To fix the problem you have to tell your government to do something.

    The dust reflects the light from the flash, or other bright light sources. Then because the brightly lit dust particles are so much closer, they appears unfocused which becomes the orbs in the photos.
    02-19-2014 01:20 PM
  9. anon(5650876)'s Avatar
    anon(5650876)
    Originally Posted by Live2Deliver
    Dust in the air. To fix the problem you have to tell your government to do something.

    The dust reflects the light from the flash, or other bright light sources. Then because the brightly lit dust particles are so much closer, they appears unfocused which becomes the orbs in the photos.
    Indoors, in a dark room, I got those orbs. Not as many as outdoor dark, but noticeable in number.

    In digicams we got get orbs. They also have xenon flash.
    02-19-2014 07:54 PM
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