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Old 19-02-2007, 11:57   #13 (permalink)
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Re: Sensor dust

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Originally Posted by Gary Bagshawe View Post
Ive have removed hair before on the sensor by selecting a really fast shutter speed and fast drive setting then waving the camera about whilst firing the shutter. Looked like a total lunatic, (nothing new there then) But it did work, if the hair is loose and not stuck it may well dislodge it.
Drive setting? If I work out what that is I might well try that.


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