JR6ooo4
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I have only needed to clean my sensor once in about 3-4 years. and unfortunately it was on day two of a seven day Disney vacation. You are not allowed to take the chemicals (in the cleaning kit) on an airplane so I had many shots with smudges in them.
When changing lenses (whenever possible) I take out the new lens and set it with the front end down. I loosen the rear cap but leave it on. Then I remove the lens on the camera, again with the front end facing down (and the camera off). Place the old lens down next top the other one and move the rear cap of the other lens over onto it, but don't tighten it yet. then with the open body of the camera still facing down I install the new lens. then tighten the rear cap on the remaining lens and put it away.
Open body camera time is about 5-10 seconds only and always pointing down so no dust can fall in.
But with that said, zoom lenses have to move the air in and out and that can bring in dust as well.
Mikeeee
When changing lenses (whenever possible) I take out the new lens and set it with the front end down. I loosen the rear cap but leave it on. Then I remove the lens on the camera, again with the front end facing down (and the camera off). Place the old lens down next top the other one and move the rear cap of the other lens over onto it, but don't tighten it yet. then with the open body of the camera still facing down I install the new lens. then tighten the rear cap on the remaining lens and put it away.
Open body camera time is about 5-10 seconds only and always pointing down so no dust can fall in.
But with that said, zoom lenses have to move the air in and out and that can bring in dust as well.
Mikeeee