Last updated: Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Having a Digital SLR camera without an integrated sensor cleaning system can be really annoying as you’d have those tiny black specks on your digital photos. Even though you can easily remove them using cloning tool in photoshop, but believe me.. It’d take forever when you have to touch up hundreds of your digital images.
To make your life easier, it’s highly recommended that you eliminate them from future shots by cleaning your Digital SLR’s sensor.
Here we digg out the best tutorials and resources to help you clean your DSLR sensor with confidence;
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Cleaning Digital Cameras - Instructions for cleaning your DSLR sensor with different products written by a Certified Photographic Consultant & Professional Camera Repairman, Larry Lyells |
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CCD/CMOS Cleaning - Nicholas R has written a very nice step-by-step tutorial on cleaning your DSLR sensor using sensor swipe |
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CCD/CMOS Cleaning - Thom Hogan explains how to clean your Nikon digital SLR sensor (D1, D1h, D1x, D2h, D2hs, D2x, D2xs, D50, D70, D70s, D100, D200, S1, S2, S3, 14n, 14nx, and SLR/n). |
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DIY CCD cleaning - Huang Shao Fei writes a step-by-step DIY CCD cleaning using a dispensable cake knife. |
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CCD Cleaning - Greg Scott compares the cleaning method recommended by Canon using blower and Canon factory service cleaning to the cleaning method by using Eclipse cleaner and Pec*Pad. |
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Sensor Cleaning - SensorCleaning.com answers on Who, What, When, Where, Why, How cleaning your DSLR sensor |
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Understanding Dust - Petteri offers helps to understand a few things about what dust is and how it behaves. |
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Cleaning The D-SLR Sensor - Jack Neubart writes some tips on cleaning your DSLR sensor with numerous different cleaning products |
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Really useful advice! I have lost count of the time my eos has had dust on the sensor even if I have been really careful and changed lenses in a clean enviroment.
helpful collection of DC cleaning articles
I know more about the dust now
Thanks