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Aug 11, 2005 20:16 |  #1

Hi all. I l was cleaning my Pro 1 today, and I noticed dust on the inside of my lens. Is there any way to get it out of there myself, or do I need to send it in to Canon? Is it even possible to get it out of there at all?

Thanks so much,
Art


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Aug 11, 2005 21:51 |  #2

Do you see visual artifacts when you open the pictures on your computer at 100% zoom? If not, who cares ;).

You're probably like me. I know theres a big chunk of dust on my digital SLR mirror, but i know it doesn't affect the picture quality. I'm just so tempted to blow it out of there, but that would probably make it end up on the sensor... so i deal with it... and it bothers me every time i look through the viewfinder.




  
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Aug 15, 2005 16:10 |  #3

Exactly. If it were a D-SLR, I could get the dust out. but being that the pro-1 is a fixed lens camera, i can't see a way to get the dust out of there. No i don't see any visual artifacts but yes you are right, it does bother me.


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Aug 19, 2005 03:41 |  #4

Try doing a search on this topic, as I know it has been discussed before on here and other forums. In a nutshell some of the early Pro1's had a problem, in which dust got inside the lens. The proper fix is to have Canon take the lens apart clean it and then put a special tape on the lens before reassembly. I have never had this problem with my Pro1.


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Aug 22, 2005 03:18 |  #5

Hi,

I have had my Pro1 for about 3 months, and posted a similar question on another forum (I had 1 spec on the lens that irritated me).

Dead simple - 3 screws at the end of the lens barrel (little jewellers philips screws) unscrew these to take the lens off and give it a quick clean.

Please note this info is from another forum (haven't done it myself yet as my dust particle is almost invisible and I am waiting for more to arrive) so therefore I can not say whether its ok or not - just a suggestion.




  
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