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EOS 300D CCD problem?

 
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Sep 06, 2005 15:10 |  #1

I think I have a dirty sensor, I hope it is, well I hope thats all it is. Please can some one advise me?

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Sep 06, 2005 16:16 |  #2

Read/do this (external link). It describes a much better way of checking your sensor than you're using - ie take a photo of the sky at F32. I see no dirt on your sensor, just strange lines.


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Sep 06, 2005 16:19 |  #3

These two images don't help much.

If you have sensor dust, then the best way to see it is to shoot a bright blue sky, or a bright white wall, and use a fairly high aperture number. Frequently, you won't see any problem at f/4 or f/8. Then it starts to show better by f/11, and by f/16 or f/22 the dust is as clear as a bell.

The 300D has a CMOS sensor, not a CCD sensor.

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Sep 06, 2005 17:02 |  #4

those lines are very strange.
I don't think cleaning the sensor will help


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Sep 06, 2005 20:04 |  #5
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Those taken with the same lens? Did you just clean the lens?


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Sep 07, 2005 03:33 |  #6

Those lines on your photos do not look like a dirty sensor.
It looks like something is wrong with the sensor or the electronics.
You'd better take your camera to a Canon service center.


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TheObiJuan
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Sep 07, 2005 03:43 |  #7

Your CMOS sensor is actin' up. I would have it checked out asap. Banding like that is not normal.




  
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