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Sony TidBits…


How to clean sensor like a professional

Review of the Sony RX100 III: Field Test in Rio de Janeiro (Photographyconcentrate).
Sony A7s review at Akihabaranews.
A6000 tested at Photoreview.
Sony A7s vs GH4 at Spanish DSLRmagazine.
Polish A5000 review at Optyczne.
Comparative test from Sony RX10 and Canon G1 X Mark II on Tom’s Hardware.
Few portraits of musician Jon Batiste, shot with the A7 by Mike Kobal.
Tethering with Sony cameras via Lightroom (Tutorial on Youtube).
Backbutton Fokus mit Sony Kameras (Youtube).

Boon: “I have just posted my review of the Phottix Odin for Sony. This might be of interest to Sony users:
http://myphotojourney.co.uk/review-phottix-odin-for-sony/
I’ve also just uploaded about the Sony A6000 + remote control app for shooting birds in the back garden. This may be of interest to your readers as well.
http://myphotojourney.co.uk/sony-a6000-remote-control-app/”

Vicente: “Hi Andrea, i let you with this video i made trying and explaining the focus methods of an A77 camera, it’s in spanish but it’s going to be useful to somebody!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZXj-48y-vU“

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  1. On a serious note (as if that is possible) sensors don’t need to be babied. I’ve ripped a few out and they aren’t as easy to scratch as people think. I’ve dropped them, used excessive force- finger nails. Nada, zippo….no scraches at all. They aren’t like your back LCD screen. Don’t want to pay the stupid 20 bucks for the special cleaning swabs and spray? Reach in there with your shirt and finger and wipe away. Oh look, that rhymed…I guess it’s funny:(….

  2. i just cleaned my sony nex6 using the same method shown in the video and now my camera wouldnt turn on. Please help

    1. Hmm, sorry i’m 18 hours late, you may still have some hope if you hurry… take a hairdryer to it, last time I dropped my phone in the toilet ahhh…. yes many have done the same. I shook all the water out after washing it in the sink… and blow dried it… damned if it didn’t work flawless after that. So that’s it, shake it pretty hard then blow dry it, Oh keep it on low heat for about 20 min, and try not to melt anything best to keep putting your tongue or other sensitive body part on it every once in a while to check the heat to make sure its not tooooo hot. Good luck you will need it.

  3. Admin, your just post something ‘seriously’ possible to mislead new users who might tend to follow this post. the video does not look funny too. So ridiculous you posts something so meaningless video to waste other time to watch for this.

    1. It’s called an IQ test. If you think this video is giving accurate information then you deserve to destroy your camera.

      Relax.

  4. Mirrorless cameras don’t have complex mechanical parts inside of them (well, almost….)
    why can’t we have waterproof cameras?

    1. Interchangeable lenses are a major problem.

      Get a waterproof compact instead of mirrorless. Or one of these tiny-sensor Nikons.

      1. SEL50 (in the video) is inner-focus, focus-by-wire lens, what’s so difficult in making it waterproof?
        Why camera with open mount should be vulnerable to water? E mount has no screwdriver nor aperture lever nor IBIS. Shutter should have been placed in the lenses.

  5. If you want to clean sensor like a professional – then a good start would be to get a professional camera instead of that one.

  6. holy macaroni those chest hairs! can we get a tutorial on how to clean body hairs?

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