A slightly different approach. Find good local or semi-local camera
shop that still does service work. I know the Boston area is pretty
well littered with them. Drop camera off at shop with instructions to
clean sensor. Come back when they say (usually next day, sometimes
they'll do it on the spot), and give them roughly $30. Take camera and
start shooting again.
--Bob Whitmire
www.bobwhitmire.com
On Aug 23, 2010, at 7:37 PM, usher99@xxxxxxx wrote:
> First of all, thanks to all that commented especially Moose and Chuck.
> Yes, sensor shenanigans do instill FUD. Never had to do more than
> try and clear a few small specks of dust with a small blower. Will
> proceed as suggested--large rocket, then pen gizmo followed by
> cleaning
> solution thingies if necessary.
> Perhaps I now inadvertently will have to try
> the new PS context sensitive cloning feature if I upgrade. At least I
> get a "discount' with a teaching appointment.
> Oh, seems Phot. Sol. thinks methanol is now OK.
>
> http://www.photosol.com/documents/eclipse_e2_announcement.pdf
>
> Why did Canyon leave out that sensor refresher lever on the right of
> the OM5DII?
>
> Shakin in His boots, Mike
>
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