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Posted: Sat Dec 19, 2009 10:29 am Post subject: Sensor Cleaning
Hi guys'n'girls,
sensor cleaning...... have you done it or have you sent your baby off to be cleaned professionally?
I've been using a can of CleanAir and a Rocket Blower to remove dust from inside the body, which works well, but still have some specs on the sensor itself. [ The guys at Calumet showed me throw a light loupe ]
I took my body into Calumet and they charge 35UKP to clean the sensor. Which I don't have an issue with, but the cost of 12 swabs* and a bottle of cleaner costs the same as 2 visits to Calumet.
What are your views on this, DIY or take it to a Pro? _________________ --
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