Nikon Sensor

[CiviccCaiz]

Hey guys,

Anyone know where I can go to get my DSLR sensor clean.

I was in Vegas and doing allot of lens changing and now want to have the sensor clean.

If I DIY what is the best way.

thanks

[BerserkerCatSplat]

I use Photographic Solutions Sensor Swabs and Eclipse fluid, both are available locally.

Look up the Copper Hill method, that's the way I do it and it works great.

[seer_claw]

Originally posted by BerserkerCatSplat
I use Photographic Solutions Sensor Swabs and Eclipse fluid, both are available locally.

Look up the Copper Hill method, that's the way I do it and it works great.

How often do you clean your sensor? Just out of curiosity, I've never done it but have been looking into it recently.
/Hijack

[BerserkerCatSplat]

Depends on what conditions I've been changing lenses in. I do a dust-check every few weeks just to make sure I don't have anything that'll show up at F/11 or larger. I usually clean every few months or so, but I'm a bit anal about having a clean sensor and most people (casual shooters) don't do it that often.

[D'z Nutz]

I could never get the sensor 100% clean with pec pads and eclipse fluid no matter what I tried. I'm insanely anal retentive about sensor dust and if I even see it at f/32 (even though I've never shot at that aperture), I'll keep on cleaning.

A couple swipes with Arctic Butterfly and I'm home free.

[boi-alien]

Originally posted by D'z Nutz
I could never get the sensor 100% clean with pec pads and eclipse fluid no matter what I tried. I'm insanely anal retentive about sensor dust and if I even see it at f/32 (even though I've never shot at that aperture), I'll keep on cleaning.

A couple swipes with Arctic Butterfly and I'm home free.

agreed.
arctic butterfly was the best money i EVER spent.