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<blockquote data-quote="Kodiak" data-source="post: 176635" data-attributes="member: 15426">•… my D600 suffers from a dirty sensor, but does not bother me.Hi there,Of course, you can do as you like with your sensor! …but this is such an attitude that others may read this and possibly have the wrong idea to emulate it.…sounds like:&quot;I got a Bentley and the engine doesn't run, but does not bother me.&quot;The sensor IS everything! All that is built around (the rest of the camera) is there tomake the sensor work right because this single part is seeing the picture, without it,your camera is blind!Not only will a clean sensor save you time in pp, but some types of dirt are very resilientand will render your camera almost worthless on the resale market! … as well as the pictures taken with it.For sure, lenses are the most important investments but only after a clean sensor!Vbrg,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kodiak, post: 176635, member: 15426"] • [COLOR="#B22222"][B]… my D600 suffers from a dirty sensor, but does not bother me.[/B][/COLOR] Hi there, Of course, you can do as you like with your sensor! …but this is such an attitude that others may read this and possibly have the wrong idea to emulate it. …sounds like: [I]"I got a Bentley and the engine doesn't run, but does not bother me."[/I] The sensor [B][COLOR="#B22222"]IS[/COLOR][/B] everything! All that is built around (the rest of the camera) is there to make the sensor work right because this single part is seeing the picture, without it, your camera is blind! Not only will a clean sensor save you time in pp, but some types of dirt are very resilient and will render your camera almost worthless on the resale market! … as well as the pictures taken with it. For sure, [COLOR="#B22222"][B]lenses are the most important investments but only after a clean sensor![/B][/COLOR] Vbrg, [/QUOTE]

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