Blue Spots on picture?

[Shirley Jess]

I was wondering if anyone might have an idea as to why the blue spots occured on this picture. I took about 6 pictures and they appeared on all of them about the same location in the picture, but in different patterns?

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

aliens or ghosts

[Paula x2 Brumbe]

okay, it could just be how your camera captured light. Kind of like a sunflare but more of a led flare going on.

[Shirley Jess]

@brumbe LOL ;) Ok, no matter what I tried, I could not get rid of them. I wasn't sure if it was the settings I was using, or just an occurance or culmation of variables.

[Jo Reason]

I would say it is capturing light, do you have a filter on the lens? If so take it off and try again if possible.

[Miley]

UFO. Orbs. Do-do-do-do-doddodo

[Sarah White]

Some people say they are ghosts..... but @joreasonable is most likely correct. :D

[Lisa Pouncy]

I had this on a shot I took of my son and his girlfriend. She was surrounded by a blue, flarey glow. I assumed it was her aura ;o)

[Gary]

I have so many inappropriate answers to this. I'm just gonna shut my mouth.

[J A Byrdlip]

Lens flares, you are "staring" into the lights at the top of the ride. But ghosts sounds better than a technical reason.

[Shirley Jess]

@joreasonable I think that may make sense as I did have a UV filter on my lense come to think of it. Thanks, I am still in the process of learning..appreciate your help ;)

[Jo Reason]

@shirljess Your welcome Shirley

[Flagged]

@gurry I can't think of any please explain :P
@shirljess looks like some sort of lens flare to me, remove UV filter if u are using one or post process it out.

[Shirley Jess]

@gurry Not sure what you mean?

[Shirley Jess]

@flagged Thanks for the help, much appreciated. I think it may have been the UV filter. had it on for the day and forgot to take it off. Still learning. THX again!