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Sep 10, 2007 12:31 |  #1

Hi guys,

Still new to this. I have a Canon Rebel xt and i guess some dust got inside the body. I was just wondering if anyone know the base price on cleaning out the dust at a retail store. I called Wolf's camera and they said it was $65 is this really how much it cost?!?:( I took a picture just to show you guys what i'm talking about. O btw its also hair lines too. As you can see in this photo. If theres a possible way for me to do it myself without damaging a camera please help!!!

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Sep 10, 2007 12:48 |  #2

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Sep 10, 2007 13:05 |  #3

very nice thanks jwright just cleaned it right now =D




  
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Sep 10, 2007 13:28 |  #4

What's weird is I noticed that last night on my second set of images which was strange. I'm going to try the blower again and will probably pick up some sensor cleaner at lunch.


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Sep 10, 2007 13:39 |  #5
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Dust is not a problem in Photography, it’s a fact of life.
Cleaning dust is just a part of regular camera maintenance.


What we see depends mainly on what we look for.

  
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