Is this dirt on my sensor?

[koffee412]

Hello, i think this is some sort of mark on my sensor? It wasn't the lens, because you can see it in most of the shots, heres the link and watch in hd because you can't see it when your not
http://vimeo.com/24811303
Thanksk for help

 

[Neighborhood Studios]

It looks like you might have a small thread or other obstruction on your sensor...if the T2i has an option for self clean I would give that a try; failing that take a look at the sensor with a light and see if you can spot something in there. I bet it's something you can self-clean fairly simply.

Nice footage - shot in Tallmadge?

 

[ev149]

Looks like dust or hair. You can find some sensor cleaning kits on Amazon for a few bucks, they should do the trick.

 

[koffee412]

It looks like you might have a small thread or other obstruction on your sensor...if the T2i has an option for self clean I would give that a try; failing that take a look at the sensor with a light and see if you can spot something in there. I bet it's something you can self-clean fairly simply.

Nice footage - shot in Tallmadge?

Thanks dude, and yeah cfalls, wait your conners friend that was at stvm's 7th grade visitation day right?

 

[Neighborhood Studios]

wait your conners friend that was at stvm's 7th grade visitation day right?

Yup you got it. Good luck with the sensor, I'm sure you can clean it up without any trouble. Get in touch if you run into any problems.

 

[koffee412]

Yup you got it. Good luck with the sensor, I'm sure you can clean it up without any trouble. Get in touch if you run into any problems.

i think i got it, i used the auto sensor cleaning, a few times, and i just took some test footage and it wasnt there, thanks again

 

[Samuel H]

if it was hair or dust, it must be still inside the body, then; you could get the body facing down and use a blower to see if you can get it out of there (otherwise, it could end up on your sensor again, and you may not notice until you get home) - tons more about cleaning here (including, in the comments, a link to a video on how to clean a sensor without destroying it): http://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2011/05/the-lensrentals-lens-cleaning-methods