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If the dust spot is on the outside of the lens, then a soft brush will do the job.
But if it is on the inside, then the only way to get rid of it is to take it to a repair shop where they will dismantle the lens and clean it.
You may not need to clean it, if the dust spot does not appear on your photos.
The spots can be in the inside of the lens settings to the CCD/imager.
If the cleaning of the lens is done well it can be a speck of dust logged in to the screen and having it on the image.
A careful cleaning in a dust proof set up is required.
It's probably on the sensor. A spot on the lens would be so out of focus and would not be noticeable unless it was very large. At any rate, you can't clean the inside of your camera.
The spots are dust particles in the air reflecting the flash back to the camera because the flash is so close to the lens. This is a problem with all point and shoot cameras...some more than others.
you should be able to clean the exterior of the lens with a clean microfiber cloth or lens cleaning papers (available at even wal-mart). If the spots are in the inside of the lens body, you have to send this in to be cleaned as the camera will have to be disassembled to do it right.
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