If he has a DSLR...
It was clearly established he has a D3200.
You're basically the only one who has a hardon about hamlet. I suggest that you stop reading hamlet's threads, since they seem to so annoy you.
Ok, danger Will Robinson, danger. I do not recommend that you clean your own sensor - and if your camera is still under warranty I would strongly advise against it because it will void your warranty faster than you can say Jack Robinson. Having your sensor professionally cleaned by an authorized tech really isn't that expensive, and you avoid making a bad situation worse or even turning your camera into a brick.
Silly, alarmist and wrong.
If he has a DSLR...
It was clearly established he has a D3200.
Speaking entirely as a member here and not as a moderator...
Um, my point was that if he has a DSLR there are a number of places that dust could be, including the mirror.
And we have NOT clearly established that it was on the sensor.
What we HAVE clearly established is that you either have a serious attitude problem, or are a VERY poor communicator.
If he has a DSLR...
It was clearly established he has a D3200.
Speaking entirely as a member here and not as a moderator...
Um, my point was that if he has a DSLR there are a number of places that dust could be, including the mirror.
And we have NOT clearly established that it was on the sensor.
What we HAVE clearly established is that you either have a serious attitude problem, or are a VERY poor communicator.
...then it may very well be behind my viewfinder screen and i have to take SCraig's advise and learn to live with it. Perish the thought!
Hamlet: Dust on the mirror is NOT visible through the caamera. I repeat, dust on the mirror is NOT visible through the camera.
...then it may very well be behind my viewfinder screen and i have to take SCraig's advise and learn to live with it. Perish the thought!
or you lift the little metal tab holding the screen down, remove it, and clean it/behind it...