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Comment by DanielH posted on Sensor cleaning? at 23/03/2011 - 14:06
thats really helpful thanks. Ive only had the k-r since Jan and am having the same experience you've had with your K-x. Ive got some isopropyl alcohol in the garage which ive used for cleaning lenses before so now i just need some wipes and a dust blower. The vaccuum cleaner isnt a very good idea! it removed the largest dust blob but got another one and dust all over the focussing screen. Still it's better than before i started.
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Comment by DanielH posted on Sensor cleaning? at 22/03/2011 - 11:02
Comment by DanielH posted on Sensor cleaning? at 21/03/2011 - 18:49
thanks for everyone's advice
Comment by DanielH posted on Sensor cleaning? at 21/03/2011 - 18:17
I've got what looks like a dust spot on the sensor. It's not on the lens ive thoroughly cleaned it and tried it with another lens and i get the same spot in same position.I did a dust check "picture" but it shows completley clean!? Then sensor shake cleaning several times but its still the same.
Now what? mirror up cleaning with lenspen? Some advice would be appreciated many thanks
Dan.
Comment by DanielH posted on Sensor cleaning? at 21/03/2011 - 13:13
I'm an Englishmen living in Czech teaching english with my czech Beauty and two little-uns. Am passionate about photography mostly nature/landscapes and portraits. But i'll photo pretty much anything that looks interesting to me. I first started out with a Kodak instamatic at age 8 having (AHEM) persuaded a neighbour to give me!! and ive not stopped taking pictures since. Hello.....
cheers
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Comment by DanielH posted on K-R kit lens flare and ghosting at 08/03/2011 - 18:51
Anyway im not here to complain but to find a way to improve things. so i think the route i should go now is to try the lens hood, and yes John it's a shame they don't include it in the kit.
I think ive deleted all my pics but if i find some i'll attach a couple
Comment by DanielH posted on K-R kit lens flare and ghosting at 08/03/2011 - 11:53


thanks to my soft fleecy hat (non linting) and a can of isopropyl alcohol the sensor has been cleaned and the dust bunnies have been banished for now!
Whoop
Dan