Ok. So I had my sensor cleaned not more than two weeks ago for a cost of 35 dollars. Everything was cool. No dust, perfectly clean. So the other day I went to the airport to shoot for a while. Pictures are going good.
Here's one I took within the first hour or so.
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Now here's one I took maybe 30 minutes later.
Mother$$#%#$!!!!! What the hell!!!??? Within 30 minutes this monster shows up. This is beyond a normal little dustspot that everyone gets. This is huge. It's fine in the sky but if it shows up on the plane (which is does when I take a centered photo) it's next to impossible to clone out without some unnatractive blob ruining the picture.
My questions are, is there something I'm doing wrong to attract so much dust? I never switched lenses while I was out there. I keep the lens off for as little time as possible when I do switch lenses, I turn the camera off when I do aswell. I can't afford to spend 35 dollars every week and a half to get this damn camera cleaned. Is there a type of blower made for this? After seeing Matt Wilmot Sharp's thread about a scracthed sensor I decided that I'm not going to fool with those swab things.
(And Matt, sorry if I spelled your name wrong)
Here's one I took within the first hour or so.
(unedited)
Now here's one I took maybe 30 minutes later.
Mother$$#%#$!!!!! What the hell!!!??? Within 30 minutes this monster shows up. This is beyond a normal little dustspot that everyone gets. This is huge. It's fine in the sky but if it shows up on the plane (which is does when I take a centered photo) it's next to impossible to clone out without some unnatractive blob ruining the picture.
My questions are, is there something I'm doing wrong to attract so much dust? I never switched lenses while I was out there. I keep the lens off for as little time as possible when I do switch lenses, I turn the camera off when I do aswell. I can't afford to spend 35 dollars every week and a half to get this damn camera cleaned. Is there a type of blower made for this? After seeing Matt Wilmot Sharp's thread about a scracthed sensor I decided that I'm not going to fool with those swab things.
(And Matt, sorry if I spelled your name wrong)
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