Smurfen
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I need to clean my sensor so i wonder what equipment you guys recommend, and other tips.
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Cleaning sensor tips & equipment
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I use an air blower combined with one of these:
It's a sterile pad that you use in combination with water vapour from your breath. So far I've had great results, I always keep a couple with me. You should only ever use it once for cleaning the sensor, but after that it's still great for cleaning lenses.
http://www.petergregg.com/sensorsweep-10-pack/
It's a sterile pad that you use in combination with water vapour from your breath. So far I've had great results, I always keep a couple with me. You should only ever use it once for cleaning the sensor, but after that it's still great for cleaning lenses.
http://www.petergregg.com/sensorsweep-10-pack/
Smurfen
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tried using a smaller air blower i had here and it removed, at least the big one you see in the pic above.
I use an air blower combined with one of these:
It's a sterile pad that you use in combination with water vapour from your breath. So far I've had great results, I always keep a couple with me. You should only ever use it once for cleaning the sensor, but after that it's still great for cleaning lenses.
http://www.petergregg.com/sensorsweep-10-pack/
might just go ahead get me some of those