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spenceey-
The larger the depth of field, the more of an issue it could be - so small apertures and sensors would pronounce it. I've yet to see in on my M43 camera though.
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Only on the inside element. Exterior element? See example below:
https://petapixel.com/2011/06/16/how-dust-and-damage-on-lenses-affect-image-quality/
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A you're right, I have spots, they must be somewhere inside. They never bothered me, but then I don't do anything more than the occasional small print for friends and family
And the camera I have is old.
MisterMikkel
photoben
c.h.e.
It's an enjoyable camera. Pictures are great.
I don't really like 28, portraits are hard, so thinking about the IIIx.
Autofocus IS slow but the snap thing works for on the go.
I haven't used mine that much in the 8 years I have it (or was that the one before?) but it definitely was used in drizzle on bike trips, put away a bit wet and I at least once dropped it on rocks. Looks abused, but works.