1Ds Mark III - sensor cleaning
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dennysb
Registered: Oct 19, 2004
Total Posts: 990
Country: United States

So it is true that the 1Ds has the automatic sensor cleaning mechanism. This is great a thing, but eventually dust particles will accumulate. So my question for other 1Ds MIII owners, is What do you use when you have to clean this. On my second body (5D) I have been using Visible Dust Sensor.

Thanks !



joezasada
Registered: Feb 25, 2005
Total Posts: 3018
Country: Canada

sensor brush or arctic butterfly should do the trick



Lars Johnsson
Registered: Jun 29, 2003
Total Posts: 29009
Country: Thailand

A bulb-blower



jerrykur
Registered: Feb 15, 2005
Total Posts: 3777
Country: United States

Copperhill wet clean on 1dMK3.



ChrisDM
Registered: May 17, 2005
Total Posts: 7260
Country: United States

The sensor cleaning mechanism is fairly ineffective. Or at least if you change lenses in the field you'll still need to do some manual cleaning... I use a Rocketblower to knock off the more loose particles, and for the tougher particles I use Sensor Swabs with Eclipse fluid. This gets it 100% clean every time.

Chris M
www.imagineimagery.com



dennysb
Registered: Oct 19, 2004
Total Posts: 990
Country: United States

Thanks Guys,

This is useful, it is not a big deal now, but while doing some landscaping and shooting at higher than F22, I noticed a little of debris so soon or later, i will give it a clean.



dennysb
Registered: Oct 19, 2004
Total Posts: 990
Country: United States

BTW, Chris, I just looked at your web site, beautiful work!

ChrisDM wrote:
The sensor cleaning mechanism is fairly ineffective. Or at least if you change lenses in the field you'll still need to do some manual cleaning... I use a Rocketblower to knock off the more loose particles, and for the tougher particles I use Sensor Swabs with Eclipse fluid. This gets it 100% clean every time.

Chris M
www.imagineimagery.com



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