08-01-2023
10:58 PM
- last edited on
08-02-2023
09:01 AM
by
Danny
Hey. This has been going on since the beginning and we regrettably did nothing about it:
Every photo has a little "worm" that appears in the frame. It is not the lens as we have swapped lenses as a troubleshooting step. I imagine there's something physically on the sensor, but I otherwise have no idea what is wrong and what to do about it.
Camera is an EOS Rebel T6
MG
08-01-2023 11:25 PM
It appears to be a hair on your camera's sensor. You could take the lens off and put the camera in manual sensor cleaning mode which will cause the mirror to lockup. Then turn the camera with the lens mount facing down, use a rocket blower to blow air straight up into the camera opening to blow the hair out of the camera. Be very careful not to touch the sensor.
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