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Filthy sensor !!
Hi everyone - having just taken some holiday pics with lovely blue skies I hav realised my sensor is absolutely covered in dust !!! I have given it a good blow with my rocket blower but it doesnt seem to have made much difference.
I was thinking about sending my camera to Canon to be cleaned - not sure what to do to be honest - I am Chester based and wondered if anyone had used any companies etc round here ? I am off to Egypt in November and want to sort it out by then as dont want to have to spend ages cloning out the spots !!! AJ
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