HOW MUCH?!??!!?

[PaulStat]

My D70 sensor got the stage where it was far too dirty for my tastes, so off I trot to my local photography store to purchase some cleaning swabs.

It better be the best damn cleaning kit ever for £49 http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/images/smilies/eek.gif

Tried to get them to drop the price but no joy :(

[Rob]

You may wish to have a read of this site first:

http://www.cleaningdigitalcameras.com/index.html

It's better to spend £49 than £4.99 and ruin your sensor. Be careful now.

Rob

[cbay]

Yes be very careful! I have never had to clean my sensor as of yet but when I do Im just going to pay a professional to do it as otherwise if i buggered it up id be so angry with myself.

[darich]

I've cleaned mine and had no problems.
My bro has a 20D and he's also done his...again no problems.

If you're careful and take your time you should be fine.

[PaulStat]

Yuck look how mucky my sensor was

http://img487.imageshack.us/img487/9784/muck4ie.jpg

[DocFrankenstein]

Yes be very careful! I have never had to clean my sensor as of yet but when I do Im just going to pay a professional to do it as otherwise if i buggered it up id be so angry with myself.
Why worry? Now you can practice on XT all you want... it's not a pro marathon camera anyways... :lol: ;)

Use a gitzo rocket blower...

or a nice big enema to blow the particles out. Make sure it's dry and clean though. :mrgreen::meh:

[JTHphoto]

that's pretty bad, mine is worse and the method canon tells you to use (blower bulb) is completely useless. i'm scared to clean mine... but shooting everything below F11 is stooooopid.

[Corry]

Why worry? Now you can practice on XT all you want... it's not a pro marathon camera anyways... :lol: ;)

Use a gitzo rocket blower...

or a nice big enema to blow the particles out. Make sure it's dry and clean though. :mrgreen::meh:

I have a rocket blower...love it!

I'm too lazy to go find a link...just go to Amazon.com and type in "rocket blower".