Collection: Sensor Cleaning Service
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Camera Sensor Cleaning
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Camera Annual Service
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Workshop - How To Clean Your Sensor
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1-2-1 - How To Clean Your Sensor
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Free Sensor Diagnosis

We offer a free diagnosis service for your sensor. Let us look at your sensor remotely to see if it needs cleaning!
Simply follow the steps below to send us a test image via Live Chat and we will email you our findings within 2 working days.
- Set your camera to Aperture Priority Mode
- Set the camera to the lowest ISO for example ISO 100
- Turn off Auto ISO and autofocus.
- Set your lens to manual focus and the aperture to F16 (crop sensor) or F22 (Full frame)
- Take a shot of a reasonably well-lit piece of plain white paper making sure you fill the frame.
- Lastly upload the image via Live Chat along with your email address and we will send you our findings.
- NB - Please ensure you use the paperclip icon as there is no drag and drop function
Are you local to us here in West Chiltington, West Sussex?
Simply book an appointment to come in and get your camera kit a free health check!
Test to see if you need your sensor cleaning
How do you know if your sensor needs cleaning? Here is a simple test you can do at home to check
All about sensor cleaning
Read all about sensor cleaning it this extensive article compiled over the years
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- Unprofessional Sensor Cleaning
- How to Prevent Smear Marks when Sensor Cleaning
- Which Sensor Cleaning tools and materials to use?