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Lenses 35/21 Gears 46/20
How difficult and risky depends on how capable you are. Some are ending with sensor scratching.
Is this one looks difficult?
http://www.lupico.com/articles/sensor-cleaning-for-the-brave-at-heart-do-it-yourself-without-fear/
Is this one looks difficult?
http://www.lupico.com/articles/sensor-cleaning-for-the-brave-at-heart-do-it-yourself-without-fear/
raid
Dad Photographer
I bought online a sensor cleaning set, in addition to two rocket blowers and a lens pen and a lit loupe ....
Alberti
Well-known
I had similar experiences on my M8 (had 40K+ shots); there was common acceptance at that time that this was partly from the shutter (sort of out of the box), residue. And the longer one leaves it there, it gets harder. The M9 is the same mechanism as the M8, so might have the same user experience.
M9 users got a mail warning them not to use wet cleaning (on the original first generation sensor); there was an advise to use a kind of gum stick (like an eraser) that absorbs the dust.
Interestingly, my M240 sensor (12K shots) stays much cleaner: out of the box and during use and is easy to clean.
M9 users got a mail warning them not to use wet cleaning (on the original first generation sensor); there was an advise to use a kind of gum stick (like an eraser) that absorbs the dust.
Interestingly, my M240 sensor (12K shots) stays much cleaner: out of the box and during use and is easy to clean.
raid
Dad Photographer
Thank you for your input, Alberti. My M8 has so far not had such problems. My M9 has.
raid
Dad Photographer
These are new images from yesterday's drive to Destin each. I used LR to transfer DNG to jpg, without any adjustments at all.
I will continue cleaning the sensor, as needed with the rocket blower only..
I will continue cleaning the sensor, as needed with the rocket blower only..