In a message dated 12/2/2005 7:09:27 P.M. Central Standard Time,
jjohnso4@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
I bet you'd just do it yourself like I do. Takes about 5 minutes max
and I've had to do it once in 24 months of use.
I've cleaned my sensor many hundreds of times . . . perhaps even in the
thousands and it has required zero extra time. Some who use either the Canon
or
Nikon will test for debris on their sensor by taking a test shot of a
cloudless blue sky and then inspecting the image to see what is hanging around
on
their sensor. I doubt there any many, if any, users of the other makes who
have used their cameras the way I have used my e-1 who have not had their
sensors cleaned or who have not had problems with crud on their images from a
dirty
sensor. I've talked to many owners and repair technicians who have said
this is an issue. Interestingly enough, one of the technicians asked to see
my
e-1 as he had never had one in for repair/cleaning. The sensor cleaning
feature is a very nice feature and I would like to see Olympus be more
competitive with their features. Bill Barber
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