Dust on sensor

Rita Ä Berkowitz wrote:
Jørn Dahl-Stamnes wrote:

What about other kind of solvents? I got a big bottle of aceton (not
sure about the english/us name, but it is the active solvent in nail
polish remover)?

You would be better off using some methylene chloride or methyl ethyl
ketone. I can't believe you're still dicking around with this. You were
already told how to attack this problem, do it or send the camera back to
Nikon and let them do it. Of course, you could always get your camera
retrofitted with Nikon's sensor cleaner.

http://www.geocities.com/ritaberk2006/sensor.htm



I presume that you're joking about the methylene chloride or MEK.
(Don't use it)

Rita Ä Berkowitz wrote:

Jørn Dahl-Stamnes wrote:

What about other kind of solvents? I got a big bottle of aceton (not
sure about the english/us name, but it is the active solvent in nail
polish remover)?

You would be better off using some methylene chloride or methyl ethyl
ketone. I can't believe you're still dicking around with this. You were
already told how to attack this problem, do it or send the camera back to
Nikon and let them do it. Of course, you could always get your camera
retrofitted with Nikon's sensor cleaner.

Send back a Canon camera to Nikon? You must be joking. ;-)

A friend of my with a Nikon D70 mailed his camera back to Nikon to get the
sensor cleaned. 2+ weeks without the camera. It returned with a nearly 200
USD bill for the job!!!

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Jørn Dahl-Stamnes
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