Free Sensor Cleaning at Calumet

[Some Bloke]

Calumet are offering free sensor cleaning to Canon and Nikon owners on the following dates:
One sensor clean per person.

EDINBURGH
Wed 3 April 2013 10.00am-4.00pm
GLASGOW
Thu 4 April 2013 10.00am-4.00pm
BIRMINGHAM
Thu 11 April 2013 10.00am-4.00pm
BELFAST
Thu 18 April 2013 10.00am-4.00pm
MANCHESTER
Thu 25 April 2013 10.00am-5.00pm
DRUMMOND STREET London
Tue 7 May 2013 10.00-6.00pm


Check out this page for details.
Calumet Photographic

 

[twist]

Not near me, but thanks

 

[shotokan101]

"Dicks"

 

[Some Bloke]

"Dicks"

No Sir, they won't clean those, just sensors.
You want a "specialist" camera shop for that.

 

[shotokan101]

No Sir, they won't clean those, just sensors.
You want a "specialist" camera shop for that.

...as in they'll happily sell you a Nex but don't offer Sony Sensor cleaning.... besides I don't need to get my Dick cleaned....

 

[Some Bloke]

...as in they'll happily sell you a Nex but don't offer Sony Sensor cleaning.... besides I don't need to get my Dick cleaned....

Why have you been rubbing the dirt off this evening ?

 

[shotokan101]

Why have you been rubbing the dirt off this evening ?

"Nice'n'Shiny"

 

[Some Bloke]

"Nice'n'Shiny"

Too much information
I'll have to perform a mind wipe now.

 

[johnaalex]

Useful info, but sadly no store near me and as I have just taken my D800E to my local Nikon dealer for a "spring clean" it would have been no good for me. The difference with a D800E is it does not have the filter in front of the sensor that most DSLRs have so Nikon say only they should do the cleaning. The point being that it is the filter that is usually cleaned, not the actual sensor. On a D800E they do clean the actual sensor.

 

[Some Bloke]

Useful info, but sadly no store near me and as I have just taken my D800E to my local Nikon dealer for a "spring clean" it would have been no good for me. The difference with a D800E is it does not have the filter in front of the sensor that most DSLRs have so Nikon say only they should do the cleaning. The point being that it is the filter that is usually cleaned, not the actual sensor. On a D800E they do clean the actual sensor.

It does have a filter over the sensor.
Check out the diagram.
Nikon D800E Camera - Review

As a ex D800/Nikon owner, I don't really care

 

[wongataa]

Useful info, but sadly no store near me and as I have just taken my D800E to my local Nikon dealer for a "spring clean" it would have been no good for me. The difference with a D800E is it does not have the filter in front of the sensor that most DSLRs have so Nikon say only they should do the cleaning. The point being that it is the filter that is usually cleaned, not the actual sensor. On a D800E they do clean the actual sensor.

It doesn't have an anti aliasing filter but there is still a filter in front of the sensor. No digital camera has nothing in front of the sensor.

 

[johnaalex]

It does have a filter over the sensor.
Check out the diagram.
Nikon D800E Camera - Review

As a ex D800/Nikon owner, I don't really care

It doesn't have an anti aliasing filter but there is still a filter in front of the sensor. No digital camera has nothing in front of the sensor.

Strange that the shop, Chiswick Camera Centre, say it has to go back to Nikon as it means they don't get the money