Sifus,
I'm faced with the dust-on-sensor problem.. I'm using a 400D, and yes as some said before, the dust-cleaning function does not really work like a wonder.. Here's the attached image which I shot purposely to check on dust specks...



Hope someone can help to explain what to do, step-by-step, because I'm afraid I might destroy my unit by doing a self-experimentied cleaning. Is the use of a blower sufficient enough to solve this issue? Appreciate some advise

This post has been edited by zephyr: Dec 2 2006, 10:15 AM

Mmm.. Any experienced sifus did an y hands-on sensor cleaning/blowing here?

That's why lah... Damn tulan now.. I think tomorrow wanna send it to Canon Service Centre and make a big fuss, so that they'd do a free cleaning for me...

I've got no words to describe this... @#$#@!!!!!

1 time in the car (yeah, excited newbie) 2 more times indoors (in my room, with fan off)... Maybe the dust in my car screwed thigs up....

I am pissed due to the fact that they claim that their Self-Cleaning Sensor Unit are able to 'automatically removedust adhering to the imaging sensor'. #$%$#@!!


How leh? I pro oledi or not? Hahahaha!!!


Beats me my bro... Now I'm back with Oly SP-700... At least for another 2 weeks..

Update aftre cleaning done:

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It was done FOC, but I had to wait 10 blardy days to have it back..

Although it was not 100% clean, I'm quite contented lah.. Looks like gotta learn wet cleaning for 400D from sifus around soon..

Again I would like to confess that I'm a D80 admirer..

One of the managers was supposed to 'get back to me' in the reply by their customer service personnel via e-mail... But crap not even a miss call from him..

Where did you quoted that from?

Try this:

www.shashinki.com