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How to Avoid a Dirty DSLR Image Sensor

digital-photography-school.com — If you’ve got a DSLR you’ve probably had the experience of uploading your photos to find dark ’spots’ and ‘blotches’ on your pictures. Here's how to avoid it...

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  • masgrada, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Ok, what if you have a sensor with a slight charge to it..??? the lens will fall onto it then.. er.. dust will.
  • digitaloxygen, on 10/12/2007, -1/+1"it’s impossible for lens to fall into your camera if it’s upside down". ummm I think they mean "it’s impossible for DUST to fall into your camera if it’s upside down". A lens can't "fall" or even fit inside the body of the camera.

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