From: "Dennis Gibson"

Three years ago I decided to get a digital SLR so I bought a * ist DL and the kit lens, mostly because of the lens compatibility. I've been very pleased with it. However I think something got inside of it while changing lenses. For quite some time there have been some spots in the photos that shouldn't be there. It's easily seen here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dcgibson55/3663886483/in/set-72157620514334411

It's almost half way up the first tower then another bigger one inbetwen the first two towers near the bottom. When I try to fix something it almost always leads to disaster. Is this something that's easily dealt with?

There are numerous sensor cleaning devices on the market. I'm lazy (and not a little bit clumsy) - I take my cameras to a KNOWN GOOD service tech and have the sensor cleaned when I need it done.



While looking at bags at Best Buy recently I found a nice Lowepro (all of my bags are Lowepro) that was being blown out too cheap ($12.99) to pass up so I bought two even though I wasn't sure what I'd put in one. It's the EX 140 and isn't in this year's catalog. I did some experimentation and found that I can lay my *ist DL on its back with the kit lens and hood on and the height is perfect. There's a teeny bit of wiggle room on the bottom but that's easily remedied. Two of the usual Lowepro Velcro type dividers are included. There's a front compartment and either my Pentax-FA 28-90mm or Tamron 75-300mm will fit in there. It's a bit snug with the Tamron but it fits.

The eternal quest - the perfect bag is always the one you're going to buy next.

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