Christopher Breen has a dirty little secret -- the sensor on his digital SLR is smudged with gunk. But with the help of experts, the right tools, and a little patience, he was able to remove the ...

Rules to follow Don’t use canned or compressed air. The air pressure from many of the popular compressed air canisters is simply too powerful and can damage your lens or camera sensor. Instead, you a ...

Sensor spots are unavoidable, but some simple habits can help keep your sensor as clean as possible when changing lenses. Whether you’re photographing on a rainy trail, a dusty park or a city ...

Your camera lens may eventually need cleaning or to be stored if you're not using it for prolonged periods, but if you do so improperly, you could damage it.

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