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Weird spot from export/compress? check it out

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eheath
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So ive been working on an edit and i noticed i had this spot in the top left of my frame (bottom right on other shots, depend on how i hold my camera)(it on my sensor im guessing, sigh, at least its near the edge) and when i export it full quality... it disappears... but then reappears when i compress it for online.

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Exported Full Quality
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Exported for Web
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WTF
Apr 9 2012 4:37PM
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juicedrummer11
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are you talking about the little black spot? and is there such as a "worn out" spot on a sensor on the fs100? kinda like a dead pixel, but its not a dead pixel, but its not picking up quite as much info as the rest of the sensor sort of a thing. idk thats weird. not from a lens?
Apr 9 2012 4:52PM
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eheath
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im not asking about the spot, i know its dust on my sensor, im just confused to why it doesnt show up in my full quality version.
Apr 9 2012 4:54PM
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juicedrummer11
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oh i see, i didn't see the full quality screenshot at first. that is weird. its not like it crops a few pixels either. seems like it should be the other way around as far as compressed version without the spot and full quality with the spot
Apr 9 2012 5:01PM
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Brock.
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I see what you mean, but the 3 shots you are comparing are completely different frames dude... so I can't really judge.
Apr 9 2012 5:43PM
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Brock.
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Try taking the screen shots again but with the exact same three frames.
Apr 9 2012 5:43PM
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eheath
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its a consistant spot, it doesn't matter.
Apr 9 2012 6:10PM
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Shredability
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Was your zoom different in any of the frames? or are you using a prime lens?
Apr 9 2012 9:46PM
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@ScubaSteve
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The full quality looks like its cropped compared to the first and third screen shot
Apr 9 2012 10:32PM
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eheath
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nah, its the same, the spot is in the ENTIRE clip.
Apr 9 2012 10:41PM
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@ScubaSteve
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that is weird.
Have you tried copying your edit over to new sequence.  Or maybe taking the full quality export and putting it into another sequence then export for web..?
Apr 10 2012 1:07AM
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eheath
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Ill probably just end up zooming to 102%, im just curious if anyone knows why this would happen.
Apr 10 2012 1:22AM
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