Sensor clean - £45 reasonable?

cymatty

cymatty

cymatty

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As above really, not very confident in doing it myself and I have tried the hand blower trick


The annoying thing is it is on a relatively old 350d I guess I would end up spending more to.get anything better even in point and shoot land.:(
 
I was not very confident about doing my own sensor cleaning but i bought some swabs and some fluid and gave it a go......very very easy to do on the D3100 and now the D7000
 
Just do it yourself, it's incredibly easy to do, just a couple of points...

1. Don't knock the mirror when you do it.
2. Make sure the cleaner is clean - you don't want to scratch the front of the sensor (though to be accurate, you would only be scratching the protective screen...either way you don't want it scratched!).
 
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