How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Nov 29 2017 3:09 pm
Knowing how popular photography is here and the fact our cameras are exposed to adverse conditions, I thought this would be helpful.
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How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
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Re: How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Nov 30 2017 12:30 pm
Just be sure to use unscented soap. Otherwise you get the smell if dish soap every time you bring the camera up to your face.
Re: How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Nov 30 2017 2:46 pm
Did he forget to use the recommended Scotch-Brite stainless steel scrubber pads? 
Re: How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Nov 30 2017 10:03 pm
Tumble dry on high heat?
Re: How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Dec 01 2017 7:02 am
@Alston_Neal I just cringed through the whole video. I wonder how long before you can use the camera again, and what the chances are of it working again.
Re: How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Dec 01 2017 1:26 pm
One of the highlights for me was when he rubbed the sensor with this thumb.AZLumberjack wrote: I just cringed through the whole video
Re: How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Dec 01 2017 2:26 pm
@AZLumberjack
I was wondering how you got all those wild photo effects Jack...and I thought it was photoshop!
I was wondering how you got all those wild photo effects Jack...and I thought it was photoshop!
Re: How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Dec 02 2017 7:26 am
I couldn't believe it when he stuck the hose in the opening and turned it on.big_load wrote:One of the highlights for me was when he rubbed the sensor with this thumb.
Re: How you clean the Canon Mark 2 sensor and the 24-105
Posted: Dec 02 2017 8:55 am
That for me was the zenith of the video and an analogy to the essence of man. When all is said and done, cram a hose in and pressure wash it. You're now good to go.AZLumberjack wrote:I couldn't believe it when he stuck the hose in the opening and turned it on.