I'm sure it would. The guy who comes to GFM is not exclusively Pentax.
He's mostly CaNikon. I don't have any idea where I'd find a guy who only
cleans Pentax sensors.
On 7/24/2013 2:23 AM, Boris Liberman wrote:
John, can it be that any authorized camera service willing give your
sensor a proper
CRIS won't perform ny repairs without your authorization. They're quite
reasonable and willing to negotiate.
Paul
On Jul 24, 2013, at 2:23 AM, Boris Liberman wrote:
> John, can it be that any authorized camera service willing give your
> sensor a proper cleaning would do? It seems to me that an
John, can it be that any authorized camera service willing give your
sensor a proper cleaning would do? It seems to me that an experienced
camera technician (not necessarily exclusive to Pentax brand) could
help you and obviously, to clean a sensor won't cost you an arm and a
leg.
On Tue, Jul 23,
My first Pentax (K100D) had dust under the filter.
Without realising this; I had damaged the surface while trying to clean it.
Pentax service (Germany) labelled the problem as "user error" even
though the dust
was there from the beginning...
B.
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IMO if wet cleaning isn't removing it after multiple passes its prob
under the filter. Check it out with a magnifying glass.
On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 1:05 PM, John wrote:
> It doesn't look like a damaged sensor to me (compared to what the
> damaged spot on my K20D looks like in my images). It migh
It doesn't look like a damaged sensor to me (compared to what the
damaged spot on my K20D looks like in my images). It might be a dust
particle trapped under the anti-aliasing filter (the k5 still had the
anti-aliasing filter?), or it might just be a particularly stubborn
piece of dirt.
Therefor
If its under the filter all they can do is replace the sensor. My
older K-7 has two spots under the filter. I opted to just replace the
camera vs sending it in. Replacing the sensor is about $400 FWIW. That
spot is small and lower in the frame. I wouldn't worry about it too
much. You probably won't
If you take a look at the four pictures in the following gallery, you
will see two little blobs on the right side that become clearer as the
aperture is stopped down:
http://imgur.com/a/IG40x
(to see an image at full resolution, hover your mouse over the image,
click the gear icon that appears and
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