I have a large dust particle or some kind of hair that is visible on all my pictures. I have tried to clean the inside and outside of the lens (I have the kit zoom lens) and even gently wiped the mirror with a photo cloth to no avail. What should I do to clean off all surfaces that may be affecting my picture quality? Is there any professional cleaning service that I can rely on to make sure I get high quality pictures? Thanks in advance!
Your camera has a sensor clean option. use it. never trust your fingers to hold your shutter open because you could accidently close on whatever your using to clean it and damage the shutter. go to your menu and select sensor clean and the shutter will stay open as long as you need. the camera will instruct you how to close it.
Posted on Apr 11, 2007
The particel or hair is probably on the IR filter glass that sits over the sensor. You could try puting the shutter on bulb. If you then remove the lens and hold the shutter release you will be able to see the filter glass and possibly be able to remove the particle with a blst of compressed air. Do this in a cleanish room or you will make things worse.
Posted on Mar 18, 2007
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