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I've had an annoying dust bunny on my D700 sensor for a few weeks and I've finally got round to blitzing it.
As I mainly shoot at f/11 it tends to show up on skies etc
(I have used auto levels in capture nx2 to highlight dust which I have shot at f/22)
Luckily it was visible to the naked eye (just) on the sensor with mirror lockup cleaning mode enabled and the rocket blaster would not shift it so i used the corner of a clean calotherm microfibre cloth to shift it.
There's a couple of other smaller bunnies on the sensor but luckily they are not bad enough to be noticable in shots.
As I only have 1 lens dust is not much of a problem so using the sensor wand, pec pad, eclipse like I did on my old D70s is not really needed.
As I mainly shoot at f/11 it tends to show up on skies etc
(I have used auto levels in capture nx2 to highlight dust which I have shot at f/22)
Luckily it was visible to the naked eye (just) on the sensor with mirror lockup cleaning mode enabled and the rocket blaster would not shift it so i used the corner of a clean calotherm microfibre cloth to shift it.
There's a couple of other smaller bunnies on the sensor but luckily they are not bad enough to be noticable in shots.
As I only have 1 lens dust is not much of a problem so using the sensor wand, pec pad, eclipse like I did on my old D70s is not really needed.
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