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WOW. This photo http://fav.me/d3c8zjb was added 2 days ago, as of now it is featured in 18 Groups/Clubs and earned 7 lovely comments, 109 favorites, 598 views and 20 downloads. NOW THAT IS INSPIRING. To tell you guys honestly I am an AMATEUR photographer. I have had my gear  last June 2010 and this is my FIRST  d-SLR camera. Way back the Nikon D40's era, "I thought I have one of this [Nikon D40]" but I have no sufficient funds to spare with. With hard work and patience,  now I owned my very first d-SLR camera. Love the D90 but it is too expensive  around US$1000, again "PATIENCE IS VIRTUE". All I can say is "PHOTOGRA

Recently I noticed 1 bright spot on my image, I have no idea what it is, but definitely it is not speck of dust in my camera's low pass filter . Every time I zoomed in the image 150 (https://www.deviantart.com/150)% or so it is annoying seeing a bright pixel on the image. I created a test shot with 3 different images, open the 3 images one by one in ACDSee, zoomed in 100 (https://www.deviantart.com/100)% and oh noes it is on the same spot. After some research from the internet I found this 2 articles, carefully read it from the beginning and now I know it is normal in the digital age of camera whether it is a point-and-shoot, an entry level up to the professional level d-SLR. Many people says FILM SLR is