I picked up a sensor cleaning kit, the camera shop was going to charge $25 to clean and the kit was $30. I can see the spot on the sensor, and I have tried cleaning a couple times, it is not coming off, is that normal? I would think if its dust it would easily come off.
I picked up a sensor cleaning kit, the camera shop was going to charge $25 to clean and the kit was $30. I can see the spot on the sensor, and I have tried cleaning a couple times, it is not coming off, is that normal? I would think if its dust it would easily come off.
At this point, I would spend the $25 to have the store clean it. This way if they mess it up, they have to fix or replace it. You don't want to be scrubbing your sensor with a scotchbrite to get gunk off.
I picked up a sensor cleaning kit, the camera shop was going to charge $25 to clean and the kit was $30. I can see the spot on the sensor, and I have tried cleaning a couple times, it is not coming off, is that normal? I would think if its dust it would easily come off.
At this point, I would spend the $25 to have the store clean it. This way if they mess it up, they have to fix or replace it. You don't want to be scrubbing your sensor with a scotchbrite to get gunk off.
No I wouldn't, Is that what they would do?
You might want to down load some custom curves and load them into your camera because you can sometimes get a green cast in the shots but you should be well pleased when you see what that camera can do
This is a 1Dmk1 shot
You might want to down load some custom curves and load them into your camera because you can sometimes get a green cast in the shots but you should be well pleased when you see what that camera can do
This is a 1Dmk1 shot
Thanks, not sure how to do that, but I will look into it. You are refering to the original 1D, I have never seen anything marked mk1, but I guess since its the original it didnt need it?
I am debating on keeping it, I am not wild about the quality that the preview screen it, its hard to get a good idea if the picture turned out.