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<blockquote data-quote="Peter7100" data-source="post: 768205" data-attributes="member: 48633">Firstly, I am aware this is a very old thread.However I searched the subject of 'D7100 dust' and arrived here.The reason I searched is the following. I have owned a total of 6 dslr's over the last couple of decades and always check and clean the sensors myself and I understand how all cameras are prone to dust in the sensor area. I have now cleaned the sensor on my D7100 almost as often as all my other camera's over the last two decades. I have always been careful to avoid changing lenses in dusty enviroments, changing lenses quickly, keeping caps on etc etc.I have no idea why, but I can say for certain this has more noticeable dust than any other camera I have ever owned. Maybe it is something to do with the pixel density making it more noticeable, design or something else. One thing I can say for certainty is that my lenses changing habbits have not changed and the dust bunnies are more noticeable more often.Having said I still love the camera.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter7100, post: 768205, member: 48633"] Firstly, I am aware this is a very old thread. However I searched the subject of 'D7100 dust' and arrived here. The reason I searched is the following. I have owned a total of 6 dslr's over the last couple of decades and always check and clean the sensors myself and I understand how all cameras are prone to dust in the sensor area. I have now cleaned the sensor on my D7100 almost as often as all my other camera's over the last two decades. I have always been careful to avoid changing lenses in dusty enviroments, changing lenses quickly, keeping caps on etc etc. I have no idea why, but I can say for certain this has more noticeable dust than any other camera I have ever owned. Maybe it is something to do with the pixel density making it more noticeable, design or something else. One thing I can say for certainty is that my lenses changing habbits have not changed and the dust bunnies are more noticeable more often. Having said I still love the camera. [/QUOTE]

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