Good day today!
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Re: Good day today!
Interesting, you seem to have had a happy day.
Does your sensor cleaning method offer any advantage over something like the Copperhill swab method?
Unlike you, I always found my 5D and 7D to be somewhat touchy with various lenses on focusing, and okay with others. My Tokina 28-300mm wasn't that good on them unless light was very bright. My Minolta 100-400mm APO wasn't very good on them either, but became very good on my A550. I also have a 15mm Sigma EX lens which worked fine in one and wouldn't focus at all in the other (I can't remember which one it was).
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Renato
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