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Weird Pic - Is That My Port?!

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lol its just of the flash when the picture was taken they always show up on black, i take lots of photos of clothes im selling for ebay and i always get the marks when i use the flash.

I don't know, but it is weird looking though. Probably just something freaky with the flash.

It's not your port. I've been through several x-ray machines at airports and my port doesn't even show up on them. But, it is pretty funny...you could show your friends and tell them it's your port!!!!! My camera does the same darn thing...usually there was a spec of dust or something floating by just as the photo was taken. But...I dare ya to take another and see if it happens again...that would be freaky!

Most likely it is dust on the lens...but it IS funny!

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Hey Strawarts, nice to see you around again!

It's a piece of dust, small bug, etc. reflecting light from the flash.

No worries. Your question was no more strange than all the people who see these things and call them "ghosts" or "orbs"! :D

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