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    Keith-Mckevitt
    Keith-Mckevitt (e2 Member)
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    21 Jan 2007 - 5:32 PM
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    Hi, any advice on cleaning the sensor on this camera. I have several marks on my images which only appear at certain apertures and look almost as if fine water droplets are on it. Any recommended bits of kit?
    Thanks
    Keith

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    tigerminx
    21 Jan 2007 - 6:25 PM
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    Hi Keith, you can find many topics in the forums if you do a search for Sensor Cleaning. Or try Visible Dust's website.
    Bruce.

    andytvcams
    21 Jan 2007 - 6:42 PM
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    Here we go

    Helpful Post! This post was flagged as helpful

    I bought This as a starter and still use them along with pec pads and glue sticks!!

    Allan

    MalcolmS
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    21 Jan 2007 - 7:23 PM
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    Black and Decker with wire brush attachment should do the trick.

    All I have ever done is as per the instructions in the book and used a 'puffer' brush with the brush removed to just blow air on to the sensor.

    Malcolm

    andytvcams
    21 Jan 2007 - 7:44 PM
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    Quote: Black and Decker with wire brush attachment should do the trick.


    That reminds me of when


    The Queen goes to visit some war wounded in hospital. Three sorry looking men languish in their beds. The officer accompanying her directs her to the first man.

    "What's he in here for?" asks the queen.

    "Hemmorhoids Ma'am!" the officer roars.

    "Oh, that's awful. What's the treatment?"

    "Wire brush and dettol Ma'am!" the officer bellows.

    "Oh, that must be painful!"

    She questions the wincing soldier.

    "If you had one wish, what would that be?"

    "To return to the front and fight for my country Ma'am!" he shouts.

    "And what about this chap?" she asks the officer, who leads her to the second wounded man.

    "Gonhorea Ma'am!"

    "And what's his treatment?"

    "Wire brush and dettol Ma'am!"

    "Oh how nasty... poor man's willy must be in tatters! If you had one wish, what would that be?"

    "To return to the front and fight for my country Ma'am!" the soldier yells.

    The officer leads her on to the last soldier, explaining that he suffers from tonsillitis.

    "Oh, how horrible. And if you had one wish young man, what would that be?" she asks.

    In a hoarse whisper, he replies, "To get the wire brush and dettol before those filthy bastards!"

    tomcat
    tomcat (e2 Member)
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    21 Jan 2007 - 8:19 PM
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    That is definitely a blast from the past Andy

    Adrian

    elowes
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    21 Jan 2007 - 8:29 PM
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    kjm

    Did you get the advice you wanted?

    Keith-Mckevitt
    Keith-Mckevitt (e2 Member)
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    21 Jan 2007 - 11:36 PM
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    Thanks everyone, might try the wire brush Malcolm but Black & Decker? mmm think I'll go for Dewalt as it's an expensive camera so I want good quality wire...Keith

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