On 08/10/2012 11:36 AM, John Celio wrote:
After shooting the Fleet Week air show in San Francisco last Saturday,
I noticed I've got a TON of dust on my K-5's sensor. My blower
couldn't remove some of it, so I need something better. It's been a
long time since I had to do more than use the blower or the camera's
dust removal feature, so I'm wondering what you guys recommend for
sensor cleaning these days.
Back at my old camera shop, we used Sensor Swabs and Eclipse cleaning
fluid. Are there better options out there?
Thanks,
John
People make mad cat sounds when I say this, but my first cleaning method
is still canned gas. I've polled a couple of other websites and have
come up with absolutely no verifiable evidence that anyone has ever
damaged a camera using Dust Off.
I always do a "practice squirt" away from the camera to ensure that no
propellant is going to come out.
After that, if I still have dust, I go to the wet cleaners, which I have
had to do exactly 3 times now since I bought my first DLSR in 2003.
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William Robb
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