Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
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If you have been looking at your photos and you notice that there are spots on all of your shots, and all these spots are always in the same place, how do you fix this problem? Start with changing your lens, are the spots still in your photographs? If so, that means that the spots or scratches are not on your lenses, they are on your sensor. This requires you to clean your sensor. If you're staring at your sensor and you don't know how to clean the lens because you see the mirror in the way, you need to put the mirror up. The way you do this is by clicking the live view button, this pushes the mirror up and reveals the sensor. Make sure you clean very carefully because the full frame sensor is the most expensive and fragile part of the camera system. It is also very easy to get more dust on the sensor when you are trying to clean it and this will only exacerbate your problem. Cheers!
My camera: amzn.to/2SnZnzW
My favorite budget lens for landscapes: amzn.to/2PfeoSs
My awesome waterproof SD card case: amzn.to/2Qyptmt
My Instagram: instagram.com/1lifeonearth
Learn how to do the best adventures in the world on my website: 1lifeonearth.com
#nikond750 #fullframe #nikonusa
If you have been looking at your photos and you notice that there are spots on all of your shots, and all these spots are always in the same place, how do you fix this problem? Start with changing your lens, are the spots still in your photographs? If so, that means that the spots or scratches are not on your lenses, they are on your sensor. This requires you to clean your sensor. If you're staring at your sensor and you don't know how to clean the lens because you see the mirror in the way, you need to put the mirror up. The way you do this is by clicking the live view button, this pushes the mirror up and reveals the sensor. Make sure you clean very carefully because the full frame sensor is the most expensive and fragile part of the camera system. It is also very easy to get more dust on the sensor when you are trying to clean it and this will only exacerbate your problem. Cheers!
