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November 25th 07, 10:57 PM
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Nikon D50 - Cleaning
Has anyone cleaned a Nikon D50 sensor? Should I try as an amateur or
get the shop to do it? I have a small spot on the sensor that appears as a shdow in all the pics.. advice welcome Tont 
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November 25th 07, 11:35 PM
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Nikon D50 - Cleaning
OK this looks promising
thanks for the pointers T Learn to clean it yourself.http://www.copperhillimages.com/index.php?pr=Tutorials
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November 26th 07, 08:52 AM
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Nikon D50 - Cleaning
TonyU wrote:
OK this looks promising thanks for the pointers T You may find that a simple blower (manual puffer) is enough. David
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November 26th 07, 05:39 PM
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Nikon D50 - Cleaning
David J Taylor wrote:
TonyU wrote: OK this looks promising thanks for the pointers T You may find that a simple blower (manual puffer) is enough. David I use a blower first and if that doesn't clear it then I use a Sensor Klear pen made by Lenspen on my D70. Works like a charm .... similar principle to their Lenspen. Bernard.
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November 28th 07, 01:27 AM
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Nikon D50 - Cleaning
David J Taylor wrote:
TonyU wrote: OK this looks promising thanks for the pointers T You may find that a simple blower (manual puffer) is enough. David this may help http://www.photochimper.com/forum/op...-cleaning.html -- http://www.photochimper.com A great digital photo Club/forum
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December 1st 07, 04:12 PM
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Nikon D50 - Cleaning
On 2007-11-25 17:57:12 -0500, TonyU said:
Has anyone cleaned a Nikon D50 sensor? Should I try as an amateur or get the shop to do it? I have a small spot on the sensor that appears as a shdow in all the pics.. advice welcome Tont If it is just a spot of dust, then get a large bulb blower (no brush, no compressed air), , follow Nikons instructions for locking up the mirror, turn the camera face down and blow the dust off. Simple, cheap and very little likely hood of damage. -- jen ... not.. home...//// yahoo... com
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