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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 298045" data-attributes="member: 9240">Oil is a very, very rare thing to find inside.&nbsp; There are plenty of different types of dust that can find its way into your camera.&nbsp; Heck, yesterday, after thoroughly cleaning my D800, I brought to a local church where the pastor agreed to allow me to photograph the inside of their grand piano.&nbsp; Little did I realize the filth that had built up inside, and with only a single lens change done 30 feet away from the piano I had attempted to clean I somehow sucked in the long fiber visible in the upper right corner of this image.&nbsp; Thankfully a blower removed it rather quickly this morning.[ATTACH]85434[/ATTACH]That doesn't mean that your spots do not have some moisture-based component to them.&nbsp; But &quot;oil&quot; has to come from inside the camera, and that's going to be either all over the place, or not there at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 298045, member: 9240"] Oil is a very, very rare thing to find inside. There are plenty of different types of dust that can find its way into your camera. Heck, yesterday, after thoroughly cleaning my D800, I brought to a local church where the pastor agreed to allow me to photograph the inside of their grand piano. Little did I realize the filth that had built up inside, and with only a single lens change done 30 feet away from the piano I had attempted to clean I somehow sucked in the long fiber visible in the upper right corner of this image. Thankfully a blower removed it rather quickly this morning. [ATTACH=CONFIG]85434._xfImport[/ATTACH] That doesn't mean that your spots do not have some moisture-based component to them. But "oil" has to come from inside the camera, and that's going to be either all over the place, or not there at all. [/QUOTE]

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