snapsy wrote: MRomine wrote: CanadaMark wrote: If you're really concerned about dust, you still have the option to use the shutter as a sensor shield and be extra careful not to touch it.
Dust is a major problem in the environment that I shoot in. Basically I can not change lenses on a shoot, I have to hope that what I choose to put on the body before arriving is what I have to live with until I leave.
How do you use the shutter as a shield?
I was the original purveyor of the idea, which I was widely panned for in the photography media Here's the video I made about it:
Is the IBIS locked in place when the battery is pulled? I doubt it, but could be wrong, the VR on F-mount lenses was left rattling around if you pulled a lens while the camera was under power. I would rather deal with dust spots in PS than a broken sensor gyro. Plus, I am sure that some AI based dust spot removal plugin is probably being worked on as I write this.
If the previous poster cannot afford to change lenses in the environment they are shooting in, perhaps they should consider buying a second body. Short of howling wind on sand dunes, I have never been in an environment where the dust problem from changing lenses could not be dealt with in PS.
snapsy wrote: MRomine wrote: CanadaMark wrote: If you're really concerned about dust, you still have the option to use the shutter as a sensor shield and be extra careful not to touch it.
Dust is a major problem in the environment that I shoot in. Basically I can not change lenses on a shoot, I have to hope that what I choose to put on the body before arriving is what I have to live with until I leave.
How do you use the shutter as a shield?
I was the original purveyor of the idea, which I was widely panned for in the photography media Here's the video I made about it:
Is the IBIS locked in place when the battery is pulled? I doubt it, but could be wrong, the VR on F-mount lenses was left rattling around if you pulled a lens while the camera was under power. I would rather deal with dust spots in PS than a broken sensor gyro. Plus, I am sure that some AI based dust spot removal plugin is probably being worked on as I write this.
Jun 17, 2024 at 06:11 PM
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Here's the video I made about it: