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Hi there,
I accidentally spilt a small amount of liquid on the CCD for my Nikon D7100 DLSR. I had forgotten not to use compressed air on it and a little bit of liquid ended up on the CCD, a very small amount.
I have cleaned it and the image output has gone from this:
To this:
There are a couple of very small blemishes left. I might be able to leave it as is, but if not, I will go again with a swab and cleaning solution.
I have taken a few test images and the are looking far better, though I am noticing that on images, there is not as much clarity as I would like.
In this example post CCD clean I have it set to auto no flash, 105mm (on a 18-105mm lens), f/5.6 1/6 sec ISO 100.
If you zoom in, the heads for the plants are actually not all that clear. Does anyone have any suggestions?
The lens is the stock D7100 18-105mm VR Lens Kit with VR switched on. Auto Focus also on.
Thanks in advance.
I accidentally spilt a small amount of liquid on the CCD for my Nikon D7100 DLSR. I had forgotten not to use compressed air on it and a little bit of liquid ended up on the CCD, a very small amount.
I have cleaned it and the image output has gone from this:
To this:
There are a couple of very small blemishes left. I might be able to leave it as is, but if not, I will go again with a swab and cleaning solution.
I have taken a few test images and the are looking far better, though I am noticing that on images, there is not as much clarity as I would like.
In this example post CCD clean I have it set to auto no flash, 105mm (on a 18-105mm lens), f/5.6 1/6 sec ISO 100.
If you zoom in, the heads for the plants are actually not all that clear. Does anyone have any suggestions?
The lens is the stock D7100 18-105mm VR Lens Kit with VR switched on. Auto Focus also on.
Thanks in advance.
