| | If you're using a digital SLR, you may have experienced the appearance of the mysterious dark blobs that are the tell-tale sign of sensor dust.
So what to do? Our sensor cleaning guide tackles the problem. |
chaz Devon, United Kingdom | Thanks Crestock,That was very informative and very clear, the video was helpul and concise. Sharon. ;-) |
| | If you're using a digital SLR, you may have experienced the appearance of the mysterious dark blobs that are the tell-tale sign of sensor dust.
So what to do? Our sensor cleaning guide tackles the problem. Where can I find the cleaning guide? Thanks Antonio |
| | i'd be interested in this one too. 
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| | I am new to this site, could you please tell me where I might view this video. |
| | Hi, Not sure where the original link was pointing, but here's a useful overview of different methods of DSLR sensor cleaning from Photocritic. There's also a useful video guide from PhotoAnswers posted on YouTube. Whatever you do, it's important to understand that there's a real risk of making the sensor more dusty rather than less dusty if this is not done correctly. You could also easily incur permanent damage on the sensor and/or the shutter if you are not careful. If you don't have the right tools or skills for this job it is better to pay a professional technician a small(ish) fee to clean the sensor for you - it's cheaper than repairing a broken DSLR  gudmund |