On 8/9/2016 2:10 PM, Ken Norton wrote:
Just use the ultrasonic cle......
Oh, sorry. Nevermind.
The 6D does actually have a sensor-cleaning function, but these all
pale in comparison to the Olympus.
Until you mentioned it, I'd blissfully forgotten about that. I don't think the
Canon system does much of anything useful.
But this is the first time that I ever recall a piece of dust
appearing in the midst of a shoot. Only that only lasted 15 minutes.
They appear when they appear, and are no respecters of time, place, subject,
project, etc.
I can hear Moose laughing his head off right now.
Only a little, and only in delight for my move from Canon, No schadenfreude
allowed. ;-)
It's funny, TOP's theme for today is what would you replace your gear with if it all disappeared. My response that I'd
not switch horses, but simply replace the stuff I most use, and let the rest go, seems even more true now. :-)
n 8/9/2016 2:14 PM, Ken Norton wrote:
It had the cleanest innards I've seen on a camera. That sensor was
spotless and totally scratch free. Not a blemish. This is all on me.
Nah, it's not you, it's inevitable, and happens to all. If you get an all in one zoom, and seal it onto the body, well .
. . you'll probably seal in a nice dust bunny.
I guess it's time for me to buy a Rocket Blower.
I didn't find the Rocket Blower to be much use. It huffed and it puffed, but the ephemeral seeming dust bunnies were
apparently made of brick. Or at least held onto the sensor with mortar.
I had much better success with a partially used can of Dust-Off, carefully held upright. A LensPen sensor cleaner also
was useful.
Clear view Moose
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