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smutz on my lens

Started by alan1572, January 03, 2010, 08:25:22 PM

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alan1572

i have got a few marks on all of my photo's, i have changed lens' and used compressed air but they won't go, any idea's on how to get rid of what ever it may be?
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bones615

If you have changed lenses & its still there its more likely to be on your sensor. Give it a blow (use a blower) & hope for the best.

picsfor

i thought i spotted something on one of your pictures.

If it's the same place with all piccies- then it's the sensor...

If compressed air isn't doing it - then you're gonna need something a bit more to do the job. Maybe even take it to a shop to get it cleaned.

I've got to give my 5D MkII it's first clean since June. Never cleaned the 40D at all - but then it spent most of its time with the same lens attached.

alan1572

i've tried the camera's own sensor cleaner but it's not helped.
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skellum

Have a look at this  www.DUST-AID.com  I bought it from Warehouse Express and I was a bit worrying to use first time but it does work...... :legit:

Oldboy

Artic Butterfly does the job easy.  ;D


alan1572

i really couldn't set about my lens/sensor with an inanimate object like that, looks like i'll have to pay :'(
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Mick

Quote from: picsfor on January 03, 2010, 08:31:18 PM

I've got to give my 5D MkII it's first clean since June. Never cleaned the 40D at all - but then it spent most of its time with the same lens attached.


My 30D was absolutely full of crap from day one.  :o  I put up with it for a few months and then got my first clean free of charge (thanks Canon).  Used a blower since a couple times.   
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Quote from: alan1572 on January 03, 2010, 11:23:29 PM
i really couldn't set about my lens/sensor with an inanimate object like that, looks like i'll have to pay :'(
Why ever not ?
it does the job and its cheaper than a dealer doing it. There is nothing at all to fear doing it youself.
Ive tried pads with eclipse, blowers, and static brushes, but that pen did the best job of all
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Two words - Arctic Butterfly!

I got back from my holiday with 300 photos all with marks on, bought an arctic butterfly on old boy's recommendation and it is great.... Plus I only bought the really cheap one too :) :) :)

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Quote from: alan1572 on January 03, 2010, 08:43:34 PM
i've tried the camera's own sensor cleaner but it's not helped.

I have the cameras own sensor cleaner set to operate each time the camera is switched on or off. I'm sure it helps - because compared with the 30D, i would have had to clean the 5D MkII several times now with all the lens changes in environments that are not ideal for dust proofing...

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alan1572

ok, i may buy the pen, it's much cheaper than an olympus
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