tai butent taip ir buvo tikrinama. nes kitaip tai ten viskas puiku

"mumumčik zergatronas" <zz@mumumba.zerg> wrote in message 
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> dar pastabele prie tikrinimo:
>
> uzsukat diafragma, nufotkinat isfokusave balta siena.. o tada padarot 
> 'autolevels' ..
>
> vat idomu butu po sergitos valymo taip paziuret kas ten gautusi..
>
>
> The Manufacturers In-House Methods
>
> Only Kodak, Leica and Fuji support the consumer in using the same method 
> that they themselves use for cleaning the low pass filter. All the others 
> manufacturers only support the non-physical contact use of a hand blower. 
> If Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax or Sigma, can tell that you have touched 
> the low pass filter, your warranty is void. On the other hand, 
> Photographic Solutions Inc., guarantees that you won't damage your camera, 
> if you use their Sensor Swabs™ and Eclipse™.
>
>     * Canon - Blower and a Kimwipe, held by tweezers. They do not like to 
> use fluid but when necessary they use either 90% isopropyl alcohol or a 
> 50/50 mixture of isopropyl alcohol and Windex.
>     * Fuji - Photographic Solutions Sensor Swabs™ and Eclipse™
>     * Kodak - Photographic Solutions Sensor Swabs™ and Eclipse™
>     * Leica - Photographic Solutions Sensor Swabs™ and Eclipse™
>     * Nikon - A commercial grade lens tissue wrapped around a chopstick 
> style piece of wood with medical grade methanol. Several forums have posts 
> where readers have been to Nikon Service outside the USA and reported 
> seeing the technicians using Sensors Swabs and Eclipse.
>     * Olympus - A Kimwipe held by tweezers and Olympus Proprietary 
> Solution (dries quickly without streaks and is bio-degradable).
>     * Pentax - A special lint free cloth (provided from Japan) folded into 
> a small square and held with a pair of tweezers as a swab moistened with a 
> freon derivative.
>     * Sigma - Uses a special vacuum cleaner that was provided by Japan.
>     * Sony - Uses Sensor Swabs™ and Eclipse™ by Photographic Solutions.