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Anyone need an Air/Bulb Blower? $3.00

 
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Jul 06, 2010 19:10 |  #31

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If you merely lift up on the reflex mirror, one sees that the shutter curtain is light tight (and therefore also air tight) or at least baffled so as to block straight line travel of light rays to the sensor. That is why the sensor clean function is built into the CFn, to give you access to the sensor surface. Dunno how you moved any dust off a surface which is protected from light...more likely the built in cleaning did more than your air bulb.

Thanks for the tip on the curtain, I apparently missed that page in the manual.  :o Yeah, strange that the dust disappeared. Every time I turn off the camera it does the auto clean thing so possibly that had something to do with removing the few tiny dust specs.

I do have to wonder exactly how air tight that sensor curtain is, though. It looks like a fine/tight mess screen to me.




  
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Jul 06, 2010 20:32 |  #32

spotz04 wrote in post #10489098 (external link)
Thanks for the tip on the curtain, I apparently missed that page in the manual.  :o Yeah, strange that the dust disappeared. Every time I turn off the camera it does the auto clean thing so possibly that had something to do with removing the few tiny dust specs.

I do have to wonder exactly how air tight that sensor curtain is, though. It looks like a fine/tight mess screen to me.

I wouldn't use the blower directly on the shutter blades as it may put them out of alignment, this could cause shutter failure later on.


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Jul 07, 2010 06:47 as a reply to  @ post 10485164 |  #33

Anyone else still waiting on their air blower order? I received a follow up email this morning for my order from Brian at that company saying he's making sure everything was OK. The email also goes on to say they've been "extremely back logged due to the company moving into a larger warehouse", and if there was a delay then let them know and they'll give a discount on anything you need.




  
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Jul 07, 2010 07:04 as a reply to  @ spotz04's post |  #34

They told me they are waiting for a shipment this week. :rolleyes:


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