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D600/D610
Nikon acknowledges dust issue!
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<blockquote data-quote="NVSteve" data-source="post: 123481" data-attributes="member: 13248"><p>In my case, and the majority of others I have read about, it isn't dust. If it was dust, I could live with that by blowing it off. No, this is oil or some other type of sticky gunk that simply won't go away without wet cleaning the sensor. Yes, it has a sensor cleaner in-cam, although I question the effectiveness of it. Having shot Olympus for 8 years, I never encountered a single spot of anything on the sensor thanks to their fantastic built-in sensor cleaning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NVSteve, post: 123481, member: 13248"] In my case, and the majority of others I have read about, it isn't dust. If it was dust, I could live with that by blowing it off. No, this is oil or some other type of sticky gunk that simply won't go away without wet cleaning the sensor. Yes, it has a sensor cleaner in-cam, although I question the effectiveness of it. Having shot Olympus for 8 years, I never encountered a single spot of anything on the sensor thanks to their fantastic built-in sensor cleaning. [/QUOTE]
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