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not bad don't look like dust to me though ..... looks like some ones been playing with the clone tool in Light room....![]()
Quote: My Canon 1D MK3 SUCKS
Lucky you - for most people it just takes photos ![]()
Note to newbies: sandblasting is NOT an approved method of cleaning sensors ![]()
Depends how you cleaned it, If its a relatively new body it could be grease.
My experience,
I have had two 1DM3 bodies and had to go through the same initial process of cleaning with each:-
First by blower, blew more muck on than removed
Second Artic butterfly, removed some dust but smeared grease
Third wet clean, several cleans required on first appearance to clear all marks, less cleans required on subsequent occasions, and sometimes the blower on its own is successful.
Quote: Second Artic butterfly, removed some dust but smeared grease
Not just a Canon thing....Had the same happen on one of my Nikon bodies, When it was new.....![]()
That said once you get rid of the grease ( And bath your Butterfly in the special cleaning stuff ) The problem seldem happens again..![]()
If it's any consolation to you DSLR sensor gents, I spent 2 hours today getting dust & minute particles off my film SLR viewfinder focus plate - having inadvertantly left it without a body cap for 10 minutes. I won't be that careless again. ![]()
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