These have happened randomly for years and cleaning the lens doesn't help. Is there something in photo editing software that would erase them? No it's not the ghost of a previous owner.
What Photo editing software are you using? Photoshop has a tool called the Healing Brush which will take care of many blemishes.These have happened randomly for years and cleaning the lens doesn't help. Is there something in photo editing software that would erase them? No it's not the ghost of a previous owner.
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No, it's not dust with the lens.I don't think it's dust ON the lens, it is dust within the lens elements. So no amount of cleaning will prevent it unless you can take the lens apart.
I use a little P&S when I go to the junkyard and it gets the same spots in the pictures. I am sure it gets all kinds of dust in it because I carry it in my coat pocket.
What do you think it is then?No, it's not dust with the lens.
For cleaning the lens?Good stuff
ArcSoft PhotoStudio 5.5What Photo editing software are you using?
Does the software have a healing or spotting function?ArcSoft PhotoStudio 5.5
Isn't that because the focus is towards the inside of the car 6 feet away?Look at where the A-pillar meets the windshield, it's super fuzzy,
I would try the scratch elimination feature, but not knowing exactly how it works, it may/may not be ideal for the correction. The Healing Brush in the Photoshop products has a content aware feature and most repairs are seamless, adjusting to the information of the area surrounding the damage.It's got all kinds of functions but they may go by a different name,
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It's just hard to correct without it looking like there was a spot there.