Does anyone have any experience disassembling a Casio Z-750 or similar model in order to clean the sensor? I've got almost half a dozen large black smudges showing in all photos where the aperture is small. I'm guessing I've had some condensation issues inside the camera. Any help of pointers would be appreciated.
Duh! Not very helpful. The request for info is an attempt to gauge what is involved to determine when/if I might give it a try. The only other alternative is to send it in to Casio, though I wonder if the cost associated would be worth it to me. As it is my patience for dealing with the images in post processing is wearing thin. http://edwardgruf.com/Digital_Photography/Z_750/smudges.html So here's a fixed lens, metal case camera that goes against the endless diatribe of our resident loon Rich.
No offense, but I tried that from a hand can duster prior to posting. I'm not will to try anything higher pressure than this. I'm a bit more conservative than you and your Nikon cleaning system, even though I have easy access to compressed N2 at pressures higher than a standard K bottle and in much, much greater quantity.
