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The best way to get all the grass clippings out of your yard... :D

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I thought that was the best way to get lots of dust on your D-SLR sensor. :?

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TimAPNY wrote:
I thought that was the best way to get lots of dust on your D-SLR sensor. :?

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No...the best way to do that is to swap lenses more than once in a great while. The "dust" on your CCD is usually a small flake of metal from the ring.

On the plus side, if you're very careful (and more than a little brave) CCD dust can be removed at home, either with a special brush available at camera shops or (for the extremely foolish, like myself) with a well aimed gentle shot of compressed air. (Not at the CCD mind you, just into the body to get some air moving.)

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