To the group, This was sent to me by Michael Trans and is worth sharing.
Stan Patz NYC [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.PatzImaging.com
Stan, Before try to clean the sensor or viewfinder. You may want to try this safe procedure first. I have successful 100% rate most the time. * Attach Dust Vacuum Cleaner with a STRAW ( the bigger the better you can find - but not to big - you need room to move the STRAW while sucking dust) - Good to get some from "StarBuck" - they do have big straw for thick juices. * Seal the air around Straw and Vacuum hose area to make sure you get strong sucking when turn on the vacuum * Remove Lens/Cap - Turn on Vacum and Suck - Don't scratch the mirror * Repeat the sucking procedure after lock the mirror for sensor cleaning * Close the mirror then suck again * Suck upward for viewfinder mirror dust * Close the caps * Suck your front/back lens - front/back cap - your camera bag * Suck ...suck...suck Believe me it really work and won't cost you a dime plus won't scratch your sensor nor mirror - note that do not let's straw touch any thing in the camera chamber. Find the strongest sucker you can find - I use my carpet vacuum - it does a decent job for me and took only 10 minutes each Good Luck - Please, share with the group Michael
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