CCD and Sensor cleaning
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CCD and Sensor cleaning
Does anyone know of any good shops/websites where I can get cleaning stuff for Camera sensors and CCD. It's for my brother.
Anything local to Los Angeles would be helpful.
Anything local to Los Angeles would be helpful.
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Go to a camera store and get yourself a Hurricane Blower.
Samy's in Venice (just west of Lincoln) has them. It should run around $10 (AFAIR) and works like a charm. I haven't had any problems removing debris from the sensor since getting the blower.
Samy's in Venice (just west of Lincoln) has them. It should run around $10 (AFAIR) and works like a charm. I haven't had any problems removing debris from the sensor since getting the blower.
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If the stuff is really "stuck-on", I've used the Copperhill method with great success. http://www.pbase.com/copperhill/ccd_cleaning
Some of the materials are on the expensive side, but it'll clean pretty much anything that the Hurricane blower won't.
Some of the materials are on the expensive side, but it'll clean pretty much anything that the Hurricane blower won't.
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Originally Posted by jabrowntx
If the stuff is really "stuck-on", I've used the Copperhill method with great success. http://www.pbase.com/copperhill/ccd_cleaning
Some of the materials are on the expensive side, but it'll clean pretty much anything that the Hurricane blower won't.
Some of the materials are on the expensive side, but it'll clean pretty much anything that the Hurricane blower won't.
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