Hey /p/. I got these black squiggles on my lens, but I have no

Based on how sharp the objects are I would suggest that this is actually debris on the sensor, rather than the lens. Get a decent sensor cleaning kit from a local camera store and watch some Youtube videos on sensor cleaning.

>>2823137
I switched out the lens for another lens. The marks only appear on one lens. I'm fairly certain it's the lens.

>>2823139
(And yeah, I did clean the front and back glass)

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>>2823142
get a blower and blow on your sensor

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>>2823139
It's not the lens.
Nothing on the lens can cause this.

You probably used a wider aperture on your other test.
Sensor dust is more visible at smaller apertures.

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all fixed OP

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