Sensor Cleaning with Industry Expert Curt Fargo and Sony Artisan of Imagery Don Smith

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Sensor Cleaning with Industry Expert Curt Fargo and Sony Artisan of Imagery Don Smith

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Curt is a leading advocate for sensor cleaning and co-owns a company that sell sensor cleaning products - Micro-Tools. He is an expert on the topic and will demonstrate the proper sequence that will teach you how to keep your sensor clean. Don Smith is a Sony Artisan of Imagery professional who leads workshops the world in amazing locations. Check out his website at: www.donsmithphotography.com.

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@richardbedford6166 2 жыл бұрын

Hi, very helpful advice, thank you. I wondered however, if you use a dry brush to pick up loose dust particles are you not at risk of smearing other dirt/oil etc on the sensor around it?

@nicator1000 5 жыл бұрын

Very nice video! Maybe you should add “Sensor Cleaning” or something similar to the title of the video to reach more people. Greetings from Germany.

@DonSmithPhotography 5 жыл бұрын

Thanks - kind of new with all this!

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@kuau714 5 жыл бұрын

You should add if using a brush, make sure to never touch the brush with your hands or anything else, this ruins the brush and then needs to be replaced.

@curtfargo8865 5 жыл бұрын

Actually it doesn't ruin it as the brushes are cleanable. The cleaning instructions come with the brush. Cleaning the D-SLR Brush® Items needed to complete this task: Distilled Water, Running Tap Water, a Clean Drinking Glass and a cleanser. There are a couple of different cleansers that we recommend: Johnson's Baby Shampoo or Efferdent Denture Cleaners. Dissolve 1 Efferdent tablet or a couple of drops of Johnson's Baby shampoo in a large glass of distilled water. Swish the brush bristles around in the cleansing solution created in step 1. Only subject the bristles to the cleaning solution, keeping the handle and ferrule dry. Press the bristles against the side of the glass to force the cleansing water through the bristles. Repeat steps 2 & 3 for about 5 minutes. Rinse the bristles thoroughly under running tap water. Rinse the glass used in step 1 thoroughly and fill it with distilled water. Rinse the bristles for the final time in the glass of pure distilled water. Allow the brush to dry, at which time it will appear to be hard. A blast or two from your blower will bring it back to normal.