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How to Clean dust off the sensor of the Canon EOS cameras

How to remove dust and smudges by cleaning the digital image sensor on the Canon EOS cameras  
 
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simonspiers (4 months ago) Show Hide
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The 20D does not have an auto sensor clean, but to clean as shown in video remove lens and select sensor clean. The mirror will flip up, but make sure the battery is fully charged.
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jemoore8000--make sure that the dial on the top left of the camera is set to one of the creative modes (M,AV, TV, or P) and then look in the menu and I think you should see it.
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My canon 20D does not have a Sensor cleaning option, anyone know how to get it to show up?
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BADBOY64000 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Yea i bet it does. But we are talking here about sensor cleaning and not display.
marcelitobrane (6 months ago) Show Hide
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If i use a brush would it damage the sensor?
svartlav (7 months ago) Show Hide
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I clean my 1Ds MK II with the same product for over one year and I never had a problem.
It really works to get rid of the welded dust on your sensor.
vtutorial (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Blowers do nothing. Just take it to Canon or your trusted photo store for cleaning.
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can't you use one of these air blowers?
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I have used this method for several years and have never had a problem. The Eclipse fluid evaporates so quickly that it does not leave residue on the sensor. Most important is to have the batteries charged fully so that you don't risk having the shutter slam shut while the stick is underneath it.

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