I was worried it might be gangrene, but so far its isolated to that area and hasnt spread.
#Do70s has black spot on photos skin#
There was a callus or corn in that area where the skin had dried up and became hard and flaky.
It was diagnosed as probably being caused by either oil from the zoom motor or condensation getting onto the sensor. A few days ago, I noticed a black spot on top of my right 'index' toe about the diameter of a pea. I sent the camera back and got refunded, but it took a very long time (and is why I will never buy from Pixmania again!)įor the smudges, I have suffered from an absolutely identical problem in a good quality digital camera after a trip to a hot country (Cape Verde). It was diagnosed as probably being caused by either oil from the zoom motor or condensation getting onto the sensor. With Samsung, I don't know if they offer this or even provide it by default.įor the smudges, I have suffered from an absolutely identical problem in a good quality digital camera after a trip to a hot country (Cape Verde). If it is, then yes - could just be dead pixels which, for a screen of this resolution, isn't acceptable, but not many manufacturers give a dead pixel warranty (unless it's paid extra for). There does appear to be a very sharp black dot of one or maybe two pixels in size, but that is not what I thought you were talking about. There's a larger and slightly fainter one at the lower right as well. If it's the area I am looking at in the screenshot you posted then it certainly isn't dead pixels, but then I am looking at a quite large blurred dark smudge in the top right section. So I assumed it was something on the lens, but cleaning it didnt change anything. It only shows up when zoomed in and gets progressively lighter as I zoom out. A person’s risk of developing the similar-sounding (but unrelated) skin cancer melanoma is, however, increased with exposure to sun, which is why people are strongly encouraged to wear sunscreen. That is not something on the wall - the dot moves and shows up in other pictures. Melanosis is a genetic condition seen in mature fish following several years of sun exposure. If you don't have it then consider yourself lucky, well, except for your other camera problem! Still, you don't want another problem on top of that, eh? In the last month Ive noticed a black fuzzy spot in every picture. The center part of the screen appears discolored. If you start up the camera and then look at a white wall (or sheet of paper). Regarding the pinkish smudge, this has been a problem that I thought most or even all S2 users had.
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