5D Mark II - Light stain on a body!
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You should see all the marks on mine... comes eventually, even with careful use 8)
You are more likely to damage it more if you use a very harsh cleaner, if a mild cleaner does not clean it, don't worry.
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Wilmark said:
Believe it or not their are people who look at their camera more than through it.
Cameras are becoming status symbols just like phones have become. If 5d's came in gold i'm sure some people would opt for it.
LOL
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Heres what I'd do:
1. Right click the file you posted above: choose "open with photoshop CSX" where x is the version of photoshop you have.
2. Click "s" move mouse over good area of camera just over area where you think the paint is good.
3. Alt + Click then move to the defective area and click and drag.
That should work!
1. Right click the file you posted above: choose "open with photoshop CSX" where x is the version of photoshop you have.
2. Click "s" move mouse over good area of camera just over area where you think the paint is good.
3. Alt + Click then move to the defective area and click and drag.
That should work!
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JPL_1020 said:
I'm wondering, do you guys not wash your cars? I mean, heck, it's just a tool to transport you around. who cares if it's got mud and rust? or your clothes, I mean, really, they're just there to keep you warm and prevent other people from seeing your private areas. why do you want to get stains out? gosh, such status mongerers.
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Maybe try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, those seem to work on everything. Someone spray painted a friends car and it took it right off. Please know I have never tried using a Magic Eraser on a camera body so it may do more harm than good, it is simply a suggestion.
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Just tell people that it's high ISO noise reduction coating. Or better "anti banding coating" if you're talking to real experts.
I remember that my bass player would tell people that we had modified the (broken) effects processor in my guitar rack to turn the display backlight off so that no stray electrons would get into the signal path....
I remember that my bass player would tell people that we had modified the (broken) effects processor in my guitar rack to turn the display backlight off so that no stray electrons would get into the signal path....
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miirae said:Hello guys, as you can see on a photo below, there is a light stain which can be seen only under the light! I've been tried to clean it, but without any results. I had remains of car paint on my fingers. Can you help me pls ? Thanks!
ROTFL... i guess your not serious and this is meant to be a joke?!
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A few years ago I had a similar situation, (accidentally got silver color car paint on my EOS 500D) I took an ear bud dipped in turpentine, made small strokes and immediately used a damp wet cloth to wipe the area so the turpentine would not chew through the camera paint ... it worked. You have to make sure to wipe with wet cloth immediately after each stroke/rub, else you will ruin the original camera color.
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+1 and well said.kubelik said:
Just because someone likes to keep their gear clean, does not make them any lesser of a photographer than the rest of us, it just means they care about being neat, nothing wrong with that, in fact it is an enviable trait. There are many professional photographers who take very good care of their equipment and take pride in it.
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If this stain is not "sticky", i.e. doesnt not leave dirt on your fingers and causes stains elsewhere: this is your cameras first scar and shows, it is yours in a case of doubt.
I take care of my equipment, but as long as it doesnt take effect on IQ or functionality, I wouldnt care.
I take care of my equipment, but as long as it doesnt take effect on IQ or functionality, I wouldnt care.
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