Hi All,
I had a question about sensor cleaning.
I was cleaning my sensor last night with Eclipse Fluid and the pads that go with it.
I found when I wiped the sensor I ended up with drops formed on the surface.
They showed up quite obviously when I took a photo as F22.
What I don't know is if they would have evaporated away given time.
I wiped them with a dry pad.
The liquid I believe is Ethanol (I think you can get a version of Eclipse that's methanol which I assume is slightly more volatile).
I wasn't terrible satisfied with results.
Dust is amazing the way it can stick to the sensor.
I have a loupe so I can see the dust. Even though it's tiny it pops up clearly at F22.
Is there a more sophisticated modern method or have all methods go their flaws.
I had a question about sensor cleaning.
I was cleaning my sensor last night with Eclipse Fluid and the pads that go with it.
I found when I wiped the sensor I ended up with drops formed on the surface.
They showed up quite obviously when I took a photo as F22.
What I don't know is if they would have evaporated away given time.
I wiped them with a dry pad.
The liquid I believe is Ethanol (I think you can get a version of Eclipse that's methanol which I assume is slightly more volatile).
I wasn't terrible satisfied with results.
Dust is amazing the way it can stick to the sensor.
I have a loupe so I can see the dust. Even though it's tiny it pops up clearly at F22.
Is there a more sophisticated modern method or have all methods go their flaws.