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Sensor cleaning "tutorials" and info

 
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May 05, 2006 19:04 |  #31

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May 30, 2008 10:16 |  #32

Just wanted to mention that I just used the copperfield method...wow... seems I have a perfectly clean sensor now! And, it was quite easy as well!


  
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May 30, 2008 16:58 as a reply to  @ ViciousCircle's post |  #33

I am a little irritated because my 40D which has a sensor cleaner has spots.... guess I will have to give it a try as well.


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Jan 09, 2010 18:18 |  #34

Just to chime in, I had posted a new thread earlier today asking about sensor cleaning and was referred to this thread by another member. I read all the posts and decided to head down to my local camara shop here in San Antonio. the folks at the Camera Exchange were VERY helpful and I got a complete Delkin kit. It has the lighted viewer, swabs, solution, even a UPB-powered vacuum (only for use in the camera cavity but NOT on the actual sensor itself. I had a $200.00 giftcard in hand from Christmas, so I figured why not? It came to $130.00 there retail in the shop, but I'm sure it can be gotten online cheaper.Anyway, I got it home, followed the very simple instructions, and now have a SPOTLESS sensor! The battery-powered lighted viewer is great because you don't have to go out a shoot the sky at f22, check the shot in photoshop, etc. You'll know right then and there if you need to swipe some more. I even did this all lying on my bed with the camera faced down. Hey, didn't want to risk actually adding dust! Anyway, I'm glad I finally got up the nerve to do this. I'll be cleaning the sensor on a regular basis myself instead of paying someone to do it.


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Jan 09, 2010 19:09 |  #35

Great info.... Thanks for posting!




  
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Jan 09, 2010 21:39 |  #36

Nice! Maybe this will cut down on all of the recent sensor cleaning threads.

Do we need a sticky FAQ or How-to on sensor cleaning? (Maybe there is one already, and I just missed it)

Edit: I just found it in the general sticky FAQ thread. I thought I had seen one somewhere before.


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