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It’s very obvious in all photos above f/5.6. I added some photos in someone else’s comment
Ok, I looked at those. I find it hard to believe that the one thing, is responsible for the other thing. Lenses don’t work that way. A hair on the lens won’t project like that onto the sensor. This is a mystery to me. Usually you can put quite a lot of garbage on a lens before you will even notice any small degradation, and it doesn’t look like the thing that originates it.
I assume you’ve properly tested your theory and know what you are talking about, in which case, I have no idea what is going one, as I’ve never seen it work that way.
Incorrect, even a spec of dust on a lens/sensor can show up at larger apertures. Especially when shooting light colours.
On a sensor, not necessarily a lens.