i don;t have one, but if i had one, i would be way to scared! i mean those things are money eaters... seriously! too bad, all i have is a decent point and shoot camera... -_-
I would be sweating too, but I'd probably try and do it myself. One more thing I need to consider before making the jump to dSLR.
I know what you mean...don't really have a lens camera myself but I hate it when stuff lands on the lenses of my digital camera making some kind of weird figure when taking a quick group photo or what not
looks like u managed well!... i'd definitely hesitate with my 350D... but in this light, the 3-step anti-dust technology ("EOS Integrated Cleaning System": anti-static materials, ultrasonic vibration, and software removal) in the 400D (a.k.a. Rebel XTi) looks more and more appealing!... but understandably more expensive :)
I probably should do this sometime in the future as well. ^^ May I ask how often should one do this?
Ohh! The new Canon Digital Rebel has a feature that removes the dust on the CMOS... but will your problem be corrected with this new feature?
hard but worth the time because we get good pics of u in your storm trooper armor, also are u part of the 501st?
Ohh another question, did you try those compressed spray cans? They do a pretty good job at blowing dusts away.
"Make sure you have good lighting" Yes, but you gotta make sure your sensor is not exposed for too long under strong light...
wow its pretty risky to do it youself ... but thenn I heard from my friends that even if you go down to the Canon Service Centre ... they dun really do a good cleaning job either
You got your CMOS cleaning done :) I try to prevent dust from entering by pointing the 400D down on the floor and attaching the lens. Hope mine doesn't have much dust :)
Man, I'll never clean the CMOS myself, considering how one of my friend actually damaged his EOS1D because of that.
Happy to hear you had good success! I will have to give this a try. It sounds a lot easier that what I'm doing now.
OR ! You can go to your nearest Canon Center drop your camera, wait 30 minutes and VOILA ! Of course this is Free... ;-) Danny I was going to ask you if you wanted us to take your DSLR with ours next week for cleaning... To Late
I just buy a new SLR Canon 30D, and after 2 weeks, i notice some little blotch. Not really dust, but maybe humidity. I just buy a 3M microfiber tissue. Now it's Ok, but it took me more than 1 hour to clean and check after each passing. So, I will buy Eclipse et PecPad, (+ a sensorsweep for fast outdoor cleaning). More info here : http://www.pbase.com/copperhill/ccd_cleaning
Cool stuff Danny! posting from my Wii, site looks good!
Hi Danny, i know this is unrelated, but is there any chance i could have your wii friend code? if so then i will post mine later ^^ p.s.: made this post on my wii
A rather risky job indeed and I know I will eventually have to clean my 400D at some point, but not now since currently I keep it very clean. And the automatic cleaning feature does help.
Funny that you mention this. Today I just took 400 pictures on my old Nikon D100 and... there were five or six big splotches of dirt on every picture. Cue 2 hours of i ntense photoshop work. But I would probably never clean it myself. I'll just bring it down to the service centre, considering how small Singapore is.
Dear Danny... Can I take some picture for my site...? I will build a website about gundam, and I need some picture for heading and content. I will put your Website in my Web, My some Picture is from your site. Sorry if my English not good Best Regard, Luthfi Istofa
I'm a little slow lately; I'm trying to help with some last minute shopping. Anyway, thanks for the link on Canon Service Centers. I had been trying to find the one in Osaka. Enjoy your weekend! I guess you will be heading over to World hobby Festival. Looking forward to your post.
risky business, I wouldnt trust myself with this......Id rather have CANON do it 4 me......
Hello Danny, great pictures,i wished i lived in good old Japan, by the way dont you mean WHF 15.xD
Ok wrong post, sorry danny, but yeah it is WHF 15.
lol, I thought you meant a CMOS motherboard reset..
i don;t have one, but if i had one, i would be way to scared! i mean those things are money eaters... seriously! too bad, all i have is a decent point and shoot camera... -_-
I would be sweating too, but I'd probably try and do it myself. One more thing I need to consider before making the jump to dSLR.
I know what you mean...don't really have a lens camera myself but I hate it when stuff lands on the lenses of my digital camera making some kind of weird figure when taking a quick group photo or what not
looks like u managed well!... i'd definitely hesitate with my 350D... but in this light, the 3-step anti-dust technology ("EOS Integrated Cleaning System": anti-static materials, ultrasonic vibration, and software removal) in the 400D (a.k.a. Rebel XTi) looks more and more appealing!... but understandably more expensive :)
I probably should do this sometime in the future as well. ^^ May I ask how often should one do this?
Ohh! The new Canon Digital Rebel has a feature that removes the dust on the CMOS... but will your problem be corrected with this new feature?
hard but worth the time because we get good pics of u in your storm trooper armor, also are u part of the 501st?
Ohh another question, did you try those compressed spray cans? They do a pretty good job at blowing dusts away.
"Make sure you have good lighting" Yes, but you gotta make sure your sensor is not exposed for too long under strong light...
wow its pretty risky to do it youself ... but thenn I heard from my friends that even if you go down to the Canon Service Centre ... they dun really do a good cleaning job either
You got your CMOS cleaning done :) I try to prevent dust from entering by pointing the 400D down on the floor and attaching the lens. Hope mine doesn't have much dust :)
Man, I'll never clean the CMOS myself, considering how one of my friend actually damaged his EOS1D because of that.
Happy to hear you had good success! I will have to give this a try. It sounds a lot easier that what I'm doing now.
OR ! You can go to your nearest Canon Center drop your camera, wait 30 minutes and VOILA ! Of course this is Free... ;-) Danny I was going to ask you if you wanted us to take your DSLR with ours next week for cleaning... To Late
I just buy a new SLR Canon 30D, and after 2 weeks, i notice some little blotch. Not really dust, but maybe humidity. I just buy a 3M microfiber tissue. Now it's Ok, but it took me more than 1 hour to clean and check after each passing. So, I will buy Eclipse et PecPad, (+ a sensorsweep for fast outdoor cleaning). More info here : http://www.pbase.com/copperhill/ccd_cleaning
Cool stuff Danny! posting from my Wii, site looks good!
Hi Danny, i know this is unrelated, but is there any chance i could have your wii friend code? if so then i will post mine later ^^ p.s.: made this post on my wii
A rather risky job indeed and I know I will eventually have to clean my 400D at some point, but not now since currently I keep it very clean. And the automatic cleaning feature does help.
Funny that you mention this. Today I just took 400 pictures on my old Nikon D100 and... there were five or six big splotches of dirt on every picture. Cue 2 hours of i ntense photoshop work. But I would probably never clean it myself. I'll just bring it down to the service centre, considering how small Singapore is.
Dear Danny... Can I take some picture for my site...? I will build a website about gundam, and I need some picture for heading and content. I will put your Website in my Web, My some Picture is from your site. Sorry if my English not good Best Regard, Luthfi Istofa
I'm a little slow lately; I'm trying to help with some last minute shopping. Anyway, thanks for the link on Canon Service Centers. I had been trying to find the one in Osaka. Enjoy your weekend! I guess you will be heading over to World hobby Festival. Looking forward to your post.
risky business, I wouldnt trust myself with this......Id rather have CANON do it 4 me......
Hello Danny, great pictures,i wished i lived in good old Japan, by the way dont you mean WHF 15.xD
Ok wrong post, sorry danny, but yeah it is WHF 15.
