where to clear the dust on CMOS sensor?

[20dster]

Instead of send to Canon services center at Harbourfront?

[DEADMETAL]

Is it still under warranty?

[Denosha]

Do it yourself.

See this thread: http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=140297

[20dster]

Originally Posted by DEADMETAL Is it still under warranty?

still under warranty

[DEADMETAL]

If it's still under warranty, u can send it back to canon. Other than Harbour front, u can send it to Funan Canon shop too. But you have to wait for 2 to 3 days for them to get the job done coz they don't have technician there to do it.

[20dster]

Originally Posted by DEADMETAL If it's still under warranty, u can send it back to canon. Other than Harbour front, u can send it to Funan Canon shop too. But you have to wait for 2 to 3 days for them to get the job done coz they don't have technician there to do it.

heard that they will charge you 20bucks right?

[Hilarion]

Cleaning of sensor is not covered under warranty.

[joeyao]

I normally use a 1200W household vacuum cleaner to suck out the dust.

[DEADMETAL]

If it's under warranty u just bring it to them, tell them why all pictures have dot here and there, act blur they will clean it for u free. I send it for cleaning before. Gonna sent it again soon

[megaweb]

It is good to learn how to clean CMOS sensor yourself.

Denosha has posted a good link for DIY

[DEADMETAL]

Where to get the cleaning kit?

[megaweb]

Originally Posted by DEADMETAL Where to get the cleaning kit?

try this link

http://forums.clubsnap.org/showpost....33&postcount=5

[yanyewkay]

Originally Posted by joeyao I normally use a 1200W household vacuum cleaner to suck out the dust.

mm.. not recommended.. you'll never know what else you might suck out of position.

[sumball]

Originally Posted by yanyewkay mm.. not recommended.. you'll never know what else you might suck out of position.

Change a new bag before perform the sucking, anything crops up, its all in the bag.