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I can be pretty clumsy with my equipment, and my only guess is that I must have changed a lens without shutting off the camera (thus keeping the shutter open and the sensor exposed), getting quite a bit of dust or pollen in there. Sent it out to Canon to clean, thinking I'd mess something else up trying to do it myself. Not having a mirror and a normally-closed shutter that used to protect DSLR sensors can be an issue I had not considered at first. Will try to avoid changing lenses in the field, and when I do, always point the camera downward, perhaps that'll help?
Anyone else have any experience with getting the dust in and out of the R sensors? Share your woes.
Anyone else have any experience with getting the dust in and out of the R sensors? Share your woes.