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Microstock Photography Forum - General => Off Topic => Topic started by: melastmohican on January 03, 2014, 14:53
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Which cameras have worst dust cleaning system? Frankly when I switched to full frame with cleaning system I thought my problems would be over but I did not see much improvement. So here is my vote for Canon :-)
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I've been shooting a Nikon D800 for a couple of years now and have never had to clean the sensor....I'd say Nikon's 'dust cleaning system' works pretty well.
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Which cameras have worst dust cleaning system? Frankly when I switched to full frame with cleaning system I thought my problems would be over but I did not see much improvement. So here is my vote for Canon :-)
Totally agree, 5D2 is a total dust magnet, and the auto cleaning system does nothing.
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My vote goes to Canon as well but found "genius" way to avoid dust as much as possible. Bought three Canon bodies each with prime, zoom an tele lens so I don't switch lenses often . The fourth Nikon body seems to me dust proof but again I prefer Canon over Nikon.
By the way, recently bought Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens and have to switch the lens to test but have to say for less than 200$ is one of the "must have" with unbelievable sharpness. Amazing!
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The newer Pentax system is amazing. My old k-x always had dust but my k-5 has over 35,000 actuations and never been cleaned, k-5IIs is over 10,000 and no dust. And I change lenses a lot.
Just went over a batch of 48 for Alamy looking for dust spots and found: zero.
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None of my Nikons had and have problems with dust.
(I hope it will continue with the new one :) )
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I've been shooting a Nikon D800 for a couple of years now and ...
? :o Are you sure? Where did you get this body years ago?
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The newer Pentax system is amazing. My old k-x always had dust but my k-5 has over 35,000 actuations and never been cleaned, k-5IIs is over 10,000 and no dust. And I change lenses a lot.
Just went over a batch of 48 for Alamy looking for dust spots and found: zero.
Same here. I'm still on the K5 but it's fairly dust free. Haven't needed to wet clean it yet at well over 10,000. Have blown it out a few times though.
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I've been shooting a Nikon D800 for a couple of years now and ...
? :o Are you sure? Where did you get this body years ago?
Got it April, 2012. So, 1 yr and 9 months ago. Sorry, I was off by 3 months. ;)
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I have a nikon d 600 and it is full of snot and dust.
But the sensor outclasses anything, so ill stick to it.
Maybe clean it. It needs done.
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I have a nikon d 600 and it is full of snot and dust.
But the sensor outclasses anything, so ill stick to it.
Maybe clean it. It needs done.
The D600 is/was notorious for oil (from the aperture blades?) and dust, particularly the bodies in the initial release; don't know if that is still an issue.
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I have a nikon d 600 and it is full of snot and dust.
But the sensor outclasses anything, so ill stick to it.
Maybe clean it. It needs done.
The D600 is/was notorious for oil (from the aperture blades?) and dust, particularly the bodies in the initial release; don't know if that is still an issue.
Supposed to be solved in the D610.