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Clear Blue Sky.

05.08.2007 · Posted in Photos, Travel

Seems like I haven’t spent very much time at home lately. Two short weeks in between the two Idaho trips, and just a few more weeks to Spain. I just got back from DC. My coworker and I arrived around 6pm, had dinner in Georgetown, and then checked out the monuments at night (Lincoln, Jefferson, Korean War, and FDR). The very next morning, a six-hour training session before running out to see the monuments during the day (WWII, Washington, White House).

I think something is up with my camera. Not sure if you will notice on this photo, but there’s a white circle that I think represents the lens that shows up on a lot of photos when I zoom in too much. What’s up with that? I hope it doesn’t mean bad news for the camera.

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Tags: DC, memorials, Washington DC, Washington Memorial

http://fnfd.org L

Since I assume you’ve cleaned the front surface of the lens, I’d say it looks like either dust/water spot on the inside of the lens, or dust on the detector array. As I think more about it (What? I sit here with things typed in for minutes before posting, is that weird?), I’d lean towards it being on the lens since if it was on the detector, zoom wouldn’t matter.
http://www.tarametblog.com Tara

I don’t see the circle. I know that when I zoom in to much on my camera it makes my photos blurry though.
http://music4now.com/splog Pat

It looks like it’s the sun reflecting off one of the lenses inside your lense! I bet you don’t see circles like this if the sun is behind you!

And I had Lasik about 8 years ago and am STILL 20/20 since the first day!! You’ll love it!