sensor cleaning

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Finally bought the sensor cleaning kit (the famous Copperhill kit). First trial proved to be successful.

Next run would be more difficult as I need to learn how to wrap the Pec Pad around the wipe tightly ...

here is before the clearning

 

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Here is after cleaning

 

[Aeoliao]

can u do for me?

 

[TheOneAndOnly]

I need sensor clean too!

How about write a tutorial?

 

[阿搜]

cool.

I don't wanna take a look at mine because it's scary.

 

[fad]

Sounds like a good business.

You can find a detailed tutorial here

http://www.pbase.com/copperhill/image/11013788

Really simple and everyone should give it a try.

 

[pbxmeis]

I am currently using an eye liner brush with synthetic fiber as a sweep. $2.99 but works for me. And in my lab there is compressed air and there is a no-dust hood.

I guess if I have some really sticky dust, then I need to try the wipe. Thanks for the info.

 

[fad]

Dry cleaning has least chance of damaging the sensor/filter but as you mentioned for some sticky stuffs you still need the wet cleaning.

Yes, everyone has his trick. Agua mentioned once that he used Q tip and some alcohol to do the job. I'm not as brave so I use the commonly accepted method. The message I want to give is that it's not as hard as you thought. The sensor/filter is pretty strong to withstand such cleaning.