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<blockquote data-quote="Photowyzard" data-source="post: 224565" data-attributes="member: 8344">Very good thread.&nbsp; I too have had spots on my sensor.&nbsp; Dust and oil over the year that I have owned it.&nbsp; I take lenses off everywhere, so dirt is bound to get in and does.I have had it professionally cleaned and I have done it myself after being shown how to do it at a Photo Trade show.&nbsp; I have an Arctic Butterfly and a SensorKlear Loupe Kit.&nbsp; Sorry for the red, I copied and pasted this from another site I did a review on.This kit has NO chemicals and works very nicely.&nbsp; You get a loupe and cleaning pen and instructions and I couldn't believe how simple it was.&nbsp; The kit was $60 if memory serves.&nbsp; If you go to YouTube, you can see the demo on how it is done.I used to be afraid to even look at my sensor…. no big deal.&nbsp; There is a heavy piece of glass over the sensor on a D800 and you have to be a real putz to damage it.&nbsp; I would avoid liquid cleaners.&nbsp; These still give me some trepidation.It is not at all difficult to do this and you save a bundle of money and always have a clean sensor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Photowyzard, post: 224565, member: 8344"] Very good thread. I too have had spots on my sensor. Dust and oil over the year that I have owned it. I take lenses off everywhere, so dirt is bound to get in and does. I have had it professionally cleaned and I have done it myself after being shown how to do it at a Photo Trade show. I have an Arctic Butterfly and a [COLOR=red][FONT=helvetica]Sensor[/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=#282828][FONT=helvetica]Klear Loupe [/FONT][/COLOR][COLOR=red][FONT=helvetica]Kit[/FONT][/COLOR][FONT=helvetica][COLOR=#282828]. Sorry for the red, I copied and pasted this from another site I did a review on.[/COLOR][/FONT] [FONT=helvetica][COLOR=#282828]This kit has NO chemicals and works very nicely. You get a loupe and cleaning pen and instructions and I couldn't believe how simple it was. The kit was $60 if memory serves. If you go to YouTube, you can see the demo on how it is done.[/COLOR][/FONT] [FONT=helvetica][COLOR=#282828]I used to be afraid to even look at my sensor…. no big deal. There is a heavy piece of glass over the sensor on a D800 and you have to be a real putz to damage it. I would avoid liquid cleaners. These still give me some trepidation. It is not at all difficult to do this and you save a bundle of money and always have a clean sensor.[/COLOR][/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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