Watch as I clean the sensor of a Canon 5D Mark II

http://www.petergregg.com/
Using the brand new SensorSweep, I clean the sensor of a Canon 5D Mark II digital camera. Easy as pie, anyone (almost) can do it :) The SensorSweep is available at the web site above.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Canon
• 5D
• Mark
• II
• SensorSweep
• camera
• flash
• peter
• gregg
• sensor
• cleaning

[donofthekuwait]

i am sorry but you where doing all good and then you ruined everything with you fog ! i mean are you crazy !

[musguelha14]

Don't fog your sensor. You will ruin it!

[quigon87yt]

@sclogse1 - One of the sensor pixels has gone bad. There is no fix for this unless you use clone tool or healing brush in photoshop.

[mikesmultimedia]

I'm a heavy smoker, so when I went to fog my sensor, it turned grey.

I took it too the doctor and they xrayed my camera and noticed that it only had a few more shutter cycles of life left because it now has sensor cancer.

Good video, removes the mystery of sensor cleaning. I would guess that if your sensor has oily contaminants then fluids would need to be considered. Oh, and Mr. 4 bodies commentor below - I think a package of these swabs is cheaper than lugging all those camera bodies.

[BerkeleyBuilt]

they were clowning you on digitalrev. haha.

[szatanizmo]

tlumaczyl debil debilowi, baj baj

[helthuismartin]

Does this ashole think we are stupid or what?

[fuzzynormal]

Aside from the modern tech, this seriously reminds me of a SCTV skit with John Candy from the early 80's. Johnny LaRue!

[fuzzynormal]

@Made4DBZ33

Shoot video with the 5D and see how obvious and annoying a dust spec is when shooting above f8. The healing brush in photoshop certainly doesn't work for motion pictures.