How To Clean Your Cameras Sensor | Sony Sensor Cleaning | A7III A9 A7RIII A7SII Sensor Dust

[@ChrisTurnerPhotographer]

UPDATE: To lock the sensor in place: In the Setup menu choose Cleaning Mode, perform the sensor clean shake by pressing Enter, and then (after the shake) the sensor is locked in place and you can perform a manual clean. Turn off the camera when finished cleaning. Stabilisation is reactivated when the camera is turned on again.

[@BassPlayerAvailable]

THIS

[@membler]

When you run a Sony camera with IBIS in cleaning mode first it locks the sensor as long as you don't turn it off. Also I've heard that the Eclipse Aero-clipse is the solution to use on Sony sensors.

[@superfreak_music]

I literally just got back from my local camera shop and they said the same thing, Aero-Clipse and PSI Sensorswap Ultra for FF Sony Mirrorless cameras. Well, off to give it a shot now ...

[@superfreak_music]

@Secret_Armor Good!! Was the first time cleaning it after owning it for close to a year, and did the trick!

[@akhyarrayhka4048]

VERY IMPORTANT ALWAYS DO THE DRY CLEANING FIRST IF YOU SUCCEED IN CLEANING IT USING DRY METHOD, AVOID WET METHOD. See 4:00

[@zverinafilip]

Wohoo made me a bit calmer😅 Couple months after I got my a7iii I needed to clean it for the first time and I wasn't really sure how to deal with the fact that it's moving (after a while I found out the lock on mode - a7iii has it). Good to know that you can clean it even when the sensor is not still😊

[@chryseass.5143]

Very timely, Chris.I have three big dust spots on my sensor and was planning to do my first ever clean. I have also read that with the Sony you should perform the in camera cleaning program first but then not turn the power off and this will "lock" the sensor - is that true? Have fun with the big wedding!

[@ChrisTurnerPhotographer]

Possibly, but I haven’t tried it like that. I only really wanna show you guys how I done it cause I know it works haha

[@chryseass.5143]

@@ChrisTurnerPhotographer I trust you, Chris! I think I will be fine and I do have a light hand . I understand that the sensors are a little sturdier than one would think.

[@tonybest9307]

ve sensor pointing down wen you blow it out..

[@ColdCoffeePhotography]

Jesus so much bad advice in this vlog, need to lock the sensor before cleaning, turn camera upside down when blowing out, never put the swab down once opened & use a swab for 2 passes max - one in each direction so one swipe for either side of the swab

[@ChrisTurnerPhotographer]

Totally man

[@Losersluck_]

if you leave the streaks, what is the best way to get the streaks off?

[@A1000Truths]

What's the grip you have on the A7riii?

[@ChrisTurnerPhotographer]

It’s the Really Right Stuff L bracket without the L part

[@BigBaoSmallBao]

try the static brush.

[@hakimismail7026]

how you want to spot a dust on sensor?

[@stevenkramer4263]

Very helpful tutorial. But somebody swapped my optic fluid with some kind of glue, now the brush stays on the sensor.

[@edwardarriola3630]

This aged in an oddly funny way

[@gbee8888]

You should withdraw this video. Sensor stabilisation should be locked off. Not everyone reads the comments.