So far I've shot almost 13,000 photos with six lenses, going on two years. I think I can see a dust spot at this point, in smalll-aperture photos that include a lot of sky. I'm going to have to clean it before long ... but it's pretty subtle, and I have other priorities at the moment.
Me neither, but now when I bought my second lens I assume that there will be more dust. Almost just as difficult to get dust in the 300D as in any P&S-digicam if you never switch lens.
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BTW...if you think you don't have any dust, just take a pic of the
blue sky at F22 or F32...enjoy
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I am not an English native speaker!
http://www.pbase.com/zylen
http://www.photosig.com/go/users/userphotos?id=26918
--it does not really has to do with how many photos you take. You
could take 10,000 photos and never get dust. It is more a matter
of how often you chane lens and in what environment. I do give my
camera a good workout and at past 10,000 pics already, I had to
clean it twice.
BTW...if you think you don't have any dust, just take a pic of the
blue sky at F22 or F32...enjoy
--BTW...if you think you don't have any dust, just take a pic of the
blue sky at F22 or F32...enjoy
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I am not an English native speaker!
http://www.pbase.com/zylen
http://www.photosig.com/go/users/userphotos?id=26918
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--it does not really has to do with how many photos you take. You
could take 10,000 photos and never get dust. It is more a matter
of how often you chane lens and in what environment. I do give my
camera a good workout and at past 10,000 pics already, I had to
clean it twice.
BTW...if you think you don't have any dust, just take a pic of the
blue sky at F22 or F32...enjoy
Pixelitus Maximus
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