are these dust bunnies

[little col]

hate to say this but are these dust particles on my dslr:shrug:
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p13/littlecol/constellations/dusty.jpg

could do with knowing how you get an image thumbnail on the forum to please

[rat156]

Yep, get out the Calese virus.

Thumbnails are added using the manage attachments button under the post. Then select your jpg file.

I've attached your file for you.

Cheers
Stuart

[little col]

cheers stuart , think i will do a sensor clean tonight:eyepop:

[h0ughy]

very much so.

[leon]

Be careful, Stuart, :scared:

leon :thumbsup:

[ballaratdragons]

They look like electric wires to me! :lol:

Oh, the black dust dots? :doh:

[little col]

:lol: electric wires , the wires are an artifact of a plain flying past mid exposure:eyepop:

[ballaratdragons]

Guess who feels silly now :ashamed: :whistle: :lol:

[little col]

:lol::lol: never fear , this is probably one of my best images to date !!:ashamed::ashamed:
i always feel like i am going somewere but end up nowere:shrug:

[[1ponders]]

Always be careful cleaning Col. If you are concerned about them and you are going to use your camera principally for Astrophotos then consider taking Flat frames. For the large part these will take care of your dust problems for you.

[gbeal]

Before I took to the sensor, why not try a flat? If that doesn't fix it, then try the clean, but man, I would steer clear of scrubbing it at this stage.

[little col]

:thumbsup: got the bunnies off with a 100% cotton bud , works a treat and i was very very carefull :)

[higginsdj]

You wanna see what we get on our SBIG type CCD's!!!!!! Proper Flat field images will remove all these problems.

Cheers

[little col]

must admit i have never got into taking flats and darks , i must get into taking them i think:thumbsup: