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InFocus2014 wrote:
Starting ten years ago until two years ago, sensor spots were a regular irritation with all my Sony mirrorless cameras. I had a whole cleaning regimen that started with a rocket blower and escalated to delicate brushes, sensor pens, and finally, wet-cleaning, depending on the severity of the contamination.
That all changed when I acquired my A1’s. Between the closed shutter blades and the new ultrasonic cleaner, I now experience almost no contamination problems, whatsoever. So far, using the A7R5 for six months, the experience has been the same.
When setting up my recently acquired A7CR, I noticed that engaging the cleaning function seems to create the same ‘shaking’ haptics as my old A7RIV’s and previous cameras (I found that function to be nearly worthless).
The Sony website only states that the A7CR has a “Cleaning” function. My assumption is that it not ultrasonic, which would be disappointing. Does anyone specifically know which method is employed on this camera? ...Show more →
Both the A7CII and A7CR has only the old handshaker function which some people might think feels good and can give the blood circulation back if one has held the body to hard and developed cramp in the hand.
If it is dust you want removed then it is the Gitzo Rocket Blower you want to use since there is no ultrasonic cleaner.
So no difference there vs all older bodys (except A7RV and A9III that do have ultrasonic cleaner).
But, Sony did put the shutter curtain closing function when off on the A7CII and A7CR so that might help a little.
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