05-16-2021 11:24 PM
Just last month I sent my 80D to the Canon repair shop near me and I am already getting a dust spot on it and I follow all the steps too
05-17-2021 12:58 AM
A camera cannot collect dust on the image sensor on its' own. It needs some help.
How often do you change your lens attached to the camera? Do you change lenses indoors or outdoors? Do you think your lenses are clean and free of dust and debris, too?
05-17-2021 10:09 AM
I never change outdoor unless its at a baseball game and I try to clean my lense too
05-17-2021 01:02 AM
Do you have an air blower? The "Rocket Blower" brand is popular. You squeeze, and puff of air comes out that can blow away dirt and dust from an image sensor. It is also effective with lenses. Just remember to hold the camera so that any dust that gets dislodged by the blower will fall out of the camera, or a lens.
05-17-2021 10:07 AM
I do that I do it for all my lens and camera body before I put them on
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