scorsesefan
Veteran
Some dust has collected on the sensor (or rather IR cut glass) on my c70. Does anyone know the proper sensor swab for it? Thanks
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Unless the dust is actually 'gummed' on by far the best dust removal process, I've used for years now, and it hasn't failed me yet is static removal. Using the VisibleDust Arctic Butterfly.Some dust has collected on the sensor (or rather IR cut glass) on my c70. Does anyone know the proper sensor swab for it? Thanks
Did you think of trying something like this? Some fairly good reviews. Never used it myself, but maybe food for thought?Tried the sensor swabs. PITA with the corners (vignettes) on the c70 sensor. Now there's a spot on my sensor near the top of the frame that I can't remove. It may have been there before but I just didn't notice? Anyway, only shows up with my FF lenses (with both the focal reducer and straight RF to EF adapter). Doesn't show with my s35 Sigma 18-50 RF, I'm assuming because it's at the top of the sensor (or bottom - I think it's reversed?) Not sure what to do now...
Thanks, Chris. The dust is pretty stubborn so I may take it to a shop for a sensor cleaning. Anyone have any suggestions in NYC?Did you think of trying something like this? Some fairly good reviews. Never used it myself, but maybe food for thought?
Chris Young
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/896235-REG/Lenspen_nsklk_1_SensorKlear_Loupe_Kit.html/reviews
Ouch. I’m lucky enough to live close to a Canon service center so I know they do a good job. I wouldn’t dare try to swab the sensor myself.Tried the sensor swabs. PITA with the corners (vignettes) on the c70 sensor. Now there's a spot on my sensor near the top of the frame that I can't remove. It may have been there before but I just didn't notice? Anyway, only shows up with my FF lenses (with both the focal reducer and straight RF to EF adapter). Doesn't show with my s35 Sigma 18-50 RF, I'm assuming because it's at the top of the sensor (or bottom - I think it's reversed?) Not sure what to do now...
I did wind up sending it to Canon. Hoping they don't try to charge me because apparently others have had this problem. I don't believe the sensor block is properly sealed (maybe dust is entering through the air exhaust vents?)Ouch. I’m lucky enough to live close to a Canon service center so I know they do a good job. I wouldn’t dare try to swab the sensor myself.