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ever discovered those nerving dust spots on your photos? I did. therefore I had to clean my sensor. for the first time since purchasing my canon rebel XT in january 2006.
after taking that picture with aperture f/32 and adding heavy contrast to make the spots visible I was totally shocked. it was even worse than I thought... I used "sensor swaps" to fix that problem. u can see the result below.
My A540 sensor seems to be dying; I am getting the Venetian blind effect. Flckr's sharpening agorithm masks this at the small size. Select large and you will get a dynamic flicker from the still image.
Sync button in the middle, transmit light below and the holes for upto 3 plug in clamps. Unlike the original transmitter which used a permaently connected and large 30mm clamp for sensor 1 this uses the plug in 12mm clamp which also improves accuracy
Después de un años de trabajo arduo, celebramos en compañía de nuestra familia en Cristo, sus grandes bendiciones durante el 2018.
I turned the contrast way up on this shot but there is quite a bit of dust already. I didn't think it would be this bad so fast! I have never taken the lens off. I unpacked the camera and installed the kit lens. That's it.
The anti-dust system on the Rebel XTi seems to be worthless.
I took this on the bathroom wall so the bigger marks are on the wall. I took two shots (hand held) so I flipped back and forth on the two to see which specs were in the camera and which were on the wall. Picture taken at F29 with kit lens.
Sixth wet pass. When swiping this time I tried to make sure the top of the sensor (bottom of the image) had good contact with the swab.
All of the prominent spots are now gone. There still are small anomalies but I'm satisfied for the time being. My first cleaning of the D3 sensor is now complete.
My fourth roll of home-developed film with the AGO processor. CineStill BwXX black-and -white film, developed by me in CineStill Df96 developer/fixer for 4 minutes. Scanned with an Epson V600 flatbed film scanner. Had the ASA set wrong on the camera and I had a hard times using the dull and "smudgy" rangefinder patch for focus. This will be obvious.
I am not quite sure what the sensor dish is for, being attached with a set of high-grade sensors. But what these sensors do, I am not so sure outside of detecting other ships. The Wookieepedia did imply it was part of the ship's protection.
The sensor dish was another piece of the ship that was exciting to build. That dish rotates and flips from side to side! Pretty neat!