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    I was not expecting this. Like it however. I can't say this is natural...
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    Artifacts might not be the right terms. I am talking about the white ellipse on the lower left part of the image.

    I guess that this is probably normal with such a lens?
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    It looks like a sort of flare. Some people will remember mirror reflective lenses? 500 mm, cheap, light, fun right? When you took a photo such as this with water and sun you would get donut shaped "Bokeh" flare. Here is a good example of the donuting:
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    I suspect your eclipses are a similar effect.

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    Those 500mm mirror backs were awesome. They made such an awesome bokeh at times.

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