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In reply to Post #1798
Thanks matt and john, yes i will see about getting ot cleaned next time im in camera shop. Only had it couple of months cant belive ive got spots already
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In reply to Post #1796
Hi Dave, I have considered cleaning the sensor as part of routine maintenance, not sure if it needs it. I think that Matt’s advice is worth taking on board. A good kit seems to cost around the same price of getting it done professionally.
I would hate to write off a camera for the sake of DIY when the fix could be a lot less than 10% of the camera cost.
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In reply to Post #1796
I really wouldn't try doing it yourself. The sensor is easily knackered and if you damage it you will be buying a new camera. I get mine cleaned when it needs it for about £50 (I think). This way I am covered if it is wrecked. I know of large photographic departments that considered training someone to clean sensors but soon realised that one mistake would wipe out all the savings. The job requires practice and a lightness of touch and is really best left to someone that has had plenty of experience.
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In reply to Post #1795
Thanks John, I seem to have a couple of spots of dirt appeared on my D5100 sensor, tried blowing it off without success, thinking about buying a swab kit, wonder if you've had to clean any of yours in the past
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In reply to Post #1792
The detail on that head is very good, don’t think it could be better. Nice one Dave
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In reply to Post #1793
Thanks Pete.
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In reply to Post #1792
Great photography dave 
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In reply to Post #1790
Green, green grass of home.
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In reply to Post #1789
wales in the rain
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In reply to Post #1788
Thanks Andrew I like this one as well
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In reply to Post #1786
Cheers mate. 
And I think that bluebottle or what ever it is? Is your best macro shot yet Jeffrey
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Taken with a Vivitar 90mm f2.8 Macro in Canon FD mount, adapted to Canon EOS
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In reply to Post #1784
sigma 120 - 400, nikon d7000, thanks
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Blimey, you can almost see apollo 11's tyre tracks !!!
Awesome pic !!
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NON Carp stuff