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<blockquote data-quote="Ironwood" data-source="post: 271324" data-attributes="member: 10447">Hi Adox, I can't tell what it is from the photo, but if it is something on your sensor, my first call would be the blower, which you have already tried.If its oil or something stuck on good, you will probably need to have the sensor wet cleaned.Not sure what your options are to have it professionally cleaned in your area, check out your local camera shop.I have had to clean my D7100 sensor twice , and it needs another clean now. I can't get it done locally, and it would cost me $200 to send it away for a clean, so I learnt to do it myself. It is not really that hard once you get over the intimidation of going in and touching your sensor. Here is a thread I started at the time outlining how I went about it.<a href="http://nikonites.com/d7100/14767-cleaned-my-sensor-d7100.html#axzz2ubnzExcd" target="_blank">http://nikonites.com/d7100/14767-cleaned-my-sensor-d7100.html#axzz2ubnzExcd</a>There are plenty more threads on the same topic. Type in &quot; D7100 sensor clean &quot; into the search function and plenty will come up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ironwood, post: 271324, member: 10447"] Hi Adox, I can't tell what it is from the photo, but if it is something on your sensor, my first call would be the blower, which you have already tried. If its oil or something stuck on good, you will probably need to have the sensor wet cleaned. Not sure what your options are to have it professionally cleaned in your area, check out your local camera shop. I have had to clean my D7100 sensor twice , and it needs another clean now. I can't get it done locally, and it would cost me $200 to send it away for a clean, so I learnt to do it myself. It is not really that hard once you get over the intimidation of going in and touching your sensor. Here is a thread I started at the time outlining how I went about it. [url]http://nikonites.com/d7100/14767-cleaned-my-sensor-d7100.html#axzz2ubnzExcd[/url] There are plenty more threads on the same topic. Type in " D7100 sensor clean " into the search function and plenty will come up. [/QUOTE]

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