Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: n1r0t on October 22, 2006, 08:03:07 pm
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I've had my 20D for about a year and a half now, but never had the guts or inclination to clean my own sensor. I recently received as a gift a Visible Dust Arctic Butterfly. I know it's more of a "in the field" solution for sensor cleaning, but what I'm more concerned with is how do I lock up mirror so that I can clean the sensor? The manual is no help (that I can tell)... Where should I look for info/technique? Anyone have tips to offer?
Thanks!
n1r0t
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Select sensor clean in the camera's menu system.
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The manual has instructions on p.36 "cleaning the CMOS sensor".
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Miror lock up is for different purpose, not for sensor cleaning purpose. I think you got confuse between the 2 terms.
Just look under main menu for "sensor Cleaning", when you chose it, it shoudl have a message said "turn off power after cleanning" or something like that...
It's not a hard process, but make sure you read the manual to make sure you know exactly what to do .
I've just ordered an Butterfly Artic frush too.. hope it'll work better than other methods
Good luck.
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It still reminds me of a Tottsie Pop spinner (I have the original version) but it works well!
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Thanks guys! Worked like a charm...