Unidentified Blue Specks of Light in the Sky

[aomoon]

I was testing my 50mm Nokton f/1.1 from the bedroom shooting the neighborhood skyline ...upon reviewing it on my laptop, can see many blue specks of lights on most of the shots (very random)...it's definitely not dust specks and not star constellation or orbs.

Just want to share to see if any one shooting wide open your Noctilux or Nokton has just experience ? Don't tell me it's paranormal or UFO.

 

[eleveninth]

Aliens!!

anyway try taking off your filter.

 

[aomoon]

Aliens!!

anyway try taking off your filter.

Good idea! Maybe that's because of night shots with the UV/IR filter playing tricks!

 

[NazgulKing]

Is this an M8 or something?

 

[aomoon]

Is this an M8 or something?

Yes...an M8 ...with 50mm Nokton + UV/IR filter


Okay....just removed and reshoot the sky ...now it's clear with clouds only.
Let's leave it as that, then.

Thanks Eleveninth for pointing out the obvious heheheh

 

[Benji77]

Wah Bro! You got a VC 50mm ah! Must lend me fool around with it k! Anyway, nice roof that building has

 

[aomoon]

yah, that 50mm VC is great!

 

[Yoricko]

One type of flare, known as mirror/ghost flare.

http://toothwalker.org/optics/flare.html

 

[Scandiacus]

One type of flare, known as mirror/ghost flare.

http://toothwalker.org/optics/flare.html

Thanks for sharing! Learned something new today

 

[Scandiacus]

One type of flare, known as mirror/ghost flare.

http://toothwalker.org/optics/flare.html

Thanks for sharing! Learned something new today

 

[aomoon]

One type of flare, known as mirror/ghost flare.

http://toothwalker.org/optics/flare.html

Thanks Yoricko ! Learn new thing today
Mystery solved !

 

[Ivanlow]

Wow the filter will cause this kind of effect?

 

[aomoon]

Wow the filter will cause this kind of effect?

No lah ...i don;t think it's the filter...it's more like the incidence reflection of those condo's window .
It's no worries for me