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Joe
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 Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 12:43 pm Post subject: Question.. |
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Can anyone recomend a good Sensor Cleaning Kit?
...I hate sensor dirt, was going to go out and take some pics this weekend as the weather was nice, but as I was just messing with the camera taking random pics in the house I noticed some dirt on the sensor....how annoying!
I was looking at the Green Clean System has anyone any thoughts?
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Stuart
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| Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 3:11 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Joe thats the one I was going to get..supposed to be very good!..
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Joe
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Cheers Stu, all the reviews I have read seem to suggest so, I guess I'll find out  |
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Joe
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| Finally got round to getting the Green Clean System, and it lives up to it reviews The 'vaccum' system for sucking dirt off the sensor is very good! Even some of the stubbon looking dirt came off with it. Didn't need the swabs this time which was good as I didn't fancy putting anything on the sensor. |
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Stuart
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 nice one..never got round to doing my one..sold it before I managed to do it..but it wasn't bad just a couple of dust spots..
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