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    Night shot question

    Hi everyone,
    I just tried a few night shots and I have a pink dot under the moon can anyone maybe tell ,me what it is, or what I did wrong?
    I used my new 7 d so I do not think it is a hot pix prob!

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    Cheers Klaus!
    Last edited by ameerat42; 11-07-2014 at 9:36pm.
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    Thank you Klaus!

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    I would say (100% sure) it is an internal reflection from the lens elements.
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    A Russian rocket?

    It is probably the brightness of the moon creating a reflection in your lens.
    There's a name for it that doesn't come to mind.
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    Flare?

    Sorry! I was thinking of 1970s pants

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    Thanks guys for your help.
    But if it is the lens I can do a little about it exept try another lens. Might try with my 50mm lens!
    Hi ameerat42 ,
    yes it would be nice if you could fix the knight to night !
    Cheers klaus!
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    You can try a lens hood...

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    You're all wrong, it's the Millennium Falcon.

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    Thanks ameerat I will try that.
    I tried yesterday also my 50mm lens, same thing. Looks like that I have to stamp it out in PP ! I will see, I get my daughter for the 40 D a canon 18 - 55 today, will try that lens to night and see if I have then the same prob again!

    Hakka, I don`t think it is your bird, it always stays on the same position! but thanks for your help !

    Cheers Klaus!

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    Are you using a filter on your lenses?
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    No David,
    I have no filter on these lens!
    Cheers!

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    I would agree on the flare/internal reflection/refraction.

    A lens hood could probably help depending on the angle of your lens during the shot - give it a try.

    Maybe check there's no scratches or marks on the lens too - never know.
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    Hi David,
    no, there is no scratch on the lens, but I will try the lens hood option.
    Cheers Klaus!

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