Photographer Jeff Cable, who has been in Tokyo shooting the Olympics games takes us behind the scenes at Canon's CPS facility. This is where you go to get all the gear you could ever possibly need, and if you've had a mishap, Canon can make a lot of repairs onsite.
One of the interesting machines available to shooters is Canon's image sensor cleaner. You mount the camera to a machine and it does all of the work to get the dust off of your sensor and clear out any other dust inside the camera.
Head on over to Jeff Cable's blog to see how everything works for Canon's professional photographers here.
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my eye was the sticker that says "Rubbish".
:eek::eek::eek:
Don't bother; inside is just a little person with a shop-vac! :LOL:
This is what happens when you shoot with the lens hood reversed!
Is this what happens when pros shoot a high MP camera? If so, I finally see the advantage of a low MP camera at the Olympics. ;)
I wonder if that's covered by the warranty?
Or if that lens will show up on the Canon website as a refurb?