Hi all,
In a general days outdoor location shooting, if using the one zoom lens and/or changing between lenses, how do the mfdslr cameras and backs get on with sensor dust.
I'm just going through a long shoot in the mountains having used my 5d and 24-105mm and the sensor dust is really annoying! (despite my arctic butterfly cleaning regime).
Marc
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I take my Aptus back trail hiking to get away at times. Dust is nearly a non issue. Sure, dust can pop up but pull the back and use a rocket blower and keep going. I have a 5D and it's night and day. I have never had a completely clean sensor on the 5D in 2+ years, generally a lot of spots in the corners. The Aptus sensor is just clean and trouble free.
QUOTE (marcwilson @ Mar 30 2008, 02:56 PM)
Hi all,
In a general days outdoor location shooting, if using the one zoom lens and/or changing between lenses, how do the mfdslr cameras and backs get on with sensor dust.
I'm just going through a long shoot in the mountains having used my 5d and 24-105mm and the sensor dust is really annoying! (despite my arctic butterfly cleaning regime).
Marc
In a general days outdoor location shooting, if using the one zoom lens and/or changing between lenses, how do the mfdslr cameras and backs get on with sensor dust.
I'm just going through a long shoot in the mountains having used my 5d and 24-105mm and the sensor dust is really annoying! (despite my arctic butterfly cleaning regime).
Marc
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