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<blockquote data-quote="Topper" data-source="post: 761038" data-attributes="member: 186250"><p>Well finally problem solved, Huevos alluded to the actual problem but the use of the word sensor threw me somewhat on this.</p><p></p><p>I assumed by sensor one meant as in light sensor etc but is actually referring to the <strong>digital camera image sensor</strong>.</p><p>Armed with this information I was easily able to find a video of someone removing dust from the sensor of a different model in the same Panasonic Lumix range. I am therefore grateful to MikeSenese who produced the video and the only only differences I would and indeed did make make would be to use a magnetized screwdriver and having removed the sensor plate to then place a black card over the back of the camera to spot and remove any of the dust particles that may fall back onto the camera after blowing off the sensor. I attach a full 47 times zoom of a white wall to show the improvement to the camera in comparison to the first photograph, I would say that is a result</p><p></p><p>[video=youtube;q_sP4yLf6lA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_sP4yLf6lA[/video]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Topper, post: 761038, member: 186250"] Well finally problem solved, Huevos alluded to the actual problem but the use of the word sensor threw me somewhat on this. I assumed by sensor one meant as in light sensor etc but is actually referring to the [B]digital camera image sensor[/B]. Armed with this information I was easily able to find a video of someone removing dust from the sensor of a different model in the same Panasonic Lumix range. I am therefore grateful to MikeSenese who produced the video and the only only differences I would and indeed did make make would be to use a magnetized screwdriver and having removed the sensor plate to then place a black card over the back of the camera to spot and remove any of the dust particles that may fall back onto the camera after blowing off the sensor. I attach a full 47 times zoom of a white wall to show the improvement to the camera in comparison to the first photograph, I would say that is a result [video=youtube;q_sP4yLf6lA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_sP4yLf6lA[/video] [/QUOTE]
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