shoo fly...dont bother me

just some flies.. nothing out of the norm.

Good series- all flesh flies.
Brian v.

LordV wrote in post #10445203
Good series- all flesh flies.
Brian v.

thank you brian

Seems to be some sensor dust on the last one.. but the series is great!

MikePrattPhotography wrote in post #10445245
Seems to be some sensor dust on the last one.. but the series is great!

thank you. yeah i have been noticing that lately. i should probly clean it. does anyone know how to go about cleaning the sensor??

http://www.copperhilli​mages.com/index.php?pr​=tutorials

Just ordered this kit:

http://www.amazon.com …001VI65Z4/ref=o​ss_product

from amazon.

I was a little reluctant to try at first. But sensor cleaning can run from $50 to $150 bucks a pop. That gets old after a while, and I am willing to bet the NONE of the places that will clean you sensor will guarantee they wont mess anything up. I have read stories about people scratching the sensor. However I have cleaned my many times and have yet to scratch anything.

Read, read, read. Do your homework first. And remember that it is delicate, but don't be scared of it.

Blow it down first. Then wet swipe it until the sensor is clean.

bucket772 wrote in post #10445296
http://www.copperhilli​mages.com/index.php?pr​=tutorials

Just ordered this kit:

http://www.amazon.com …001VI65Z4/ref=o​ss_product

from amazon.

I was a little reluctant to try at first. But sensor cleaning can run from $50 to $150 bucks a pop. That gets old after a while, and I am willing to bet the NONE of the places that will clean you sensor will guarantee they wont mess anything up. I have read stories about people scratching the sensor. However I have cleaned my many times and have yet to scratch anything.

Read, read, read. Do your homework first. And remember that it is delicate, but don't be scared of it.

Blow it down first. Then wet swipe it until the sensor is clean.

thank you for that info. i will certainly do my homework on that!