Anybody have to clean a D70 Low Pass Filter yet?

Discussion in 'Photography' started by Mr Jones, May 3, 2004.

  1. Mr Jones

    Mr Jones Guest

    Wow, I have some jiggies on my low pass filter that won't blow off. From
    what the book says, I better keep away from it. So I guess I have to send it
    to Nikon for a cleaning. I'm so bummed, I've only taken a couple thousand
    pictures, now I have to be without it. Anybody have any experience with it
    yet?


    Tim
     
    Mr Jones, May 3, 2004
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  2. Mr Jones

    Brian C. Baird Guest

    You probably won't need to send it back for cleaning. All CMOS and CCD
    sensors are covered with an layer of glass for anti-aliasing purposes.
    Do some searches on google for "digital SLR sensor cleaning" and you'll
    come across some decent sites showing how to do it.
     
    Brian C. Baird, May 3, 2004
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  3. Mr Jones

    Mr Jones Guest

    Thanks. I did a search and I've gotten some more education into my new
    camera! I appreciate it, I would normally have done such a search, but I
    guess I had a brain fart.

    Tim
     
    Mr Jones, May 4, 2004
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