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Sensor cleaning?


RonC

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Exactly the same way you would clean the sensor on your Cannon Ron.


If you have never cleaned the Cannon just google it loads of threads on there.

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Oh? I've got a puffer, thanks Stephen. Are they more prone to scratches than camera's?


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Depends if it has a window on it Ron, if it's got a protection cover then changes are the dirt is on that and you can use special sticky cleaning pads to pick up dirt although changes are you can't get them small enough to fit in the qhy5, I used them on my spc900 and worked a treat .


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Oh? I've got a puffer, thanks Stephen. Are they more prone to scratches than camera's?

 

About equal, but then again I would advise not cleaning a camera sensor :)

 

If you really have to do it ... pec pads and eclipse fluid. Wet the pad, wipe the surface ONCE then throw it away. Rinse and repeat until done (putting the pad over a kiddies glue stick is a good tip)

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Seems a lot better having just blown it, checked on PHD and just a couple of very small bits left so I will leave it at that! Thanks Stephen  :)


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