Don't think you will see dot on sensor through viewfinder. Most probably the dot is on the mirror or viewfinder itself.
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D7000 users (Part 4)
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Don't think you will see dot on sensor through viewfinder. Most probably the dot is on the mirror or viewfinder itself.
maybe he can try using a blower, if still cannot means it's inside the viewfinder which is normal.
thats what i think of too, cause i used a blower to blow with and without mirror lock up and it's still there.
The fact that should do we need to send our camera sensor for cleaning when it reaches a certain shutter count?
sensor cleaning can be done on your own. don't have to waste the $20 n time to travel to get it cleaned. Youtube has tons of videos on sensor cleaning. go watch it and see if you are comfortable doing it yourself. I do my own sensor cleaning. 
PS: Actually, you are cleaning the low pass filter on the D7000, not the sensor.
PS: Actually, you are cleaning the low pass filter on the D7000, not the sensor.
SkimMilk said:sensor cleaning can be done on your own. don't have to waste the $20 n time to travel to get it cleaned. Youtube has tons of videos on sensor cleaning. go watch it and see if you are comfortable doing it yourself. I do my own sensor cleaning.
PS: Actually, you are cleaning the low pass filter on the D7000, not the sensor.
I shall go take a look! Thanks!
hi guys, im a new d7000 user for almost a month now. its all worth it upgrading to semi pro.
Enjoy yourself w this great camera!
hi guys, im a new d7000 user for almost a month now. its all worth it upgrading to semi pro.
Great camera won't go wrong with, this camera , shoot more, practice more and soon you'll be as good as the pros...
hi guys, im a new d7000 user for almost a month now. its all worth it upgrading to semi pro.
Enjoy it!
hi guys, im a new d7000 user for almost a month now. its all worth it upgrading to semi pro.
Welcome, and hope you enjoy yr new Cam. I have been using for 2 years and did not regret getting it.
jes9801 said:thanks guys.
I have to say is the tokina 11-16mm f/2.8. Just got mine recently too, you can read up on it first.
I have to say is the tokina 11-16mm f/2.8. Just got mine recently too, you can read up on it first.
ok, thanks for the advice!
I got some mirror dust, out of warranty so have to clean myself. What is the easiest idiot proof method? Dare I spoil my prized possession.
I have bought a second hand D7k a few days ago and found some brown stains on my pictures even changing lenses and using the clean sensor feature didn't help.
I have contacted Nikon too they asked me to send it over for them to see. Anyone with such problem?
Thanks
I have contacted Nikon too they asked me to send it over for them to see. Anyone with such problem?
Thanks
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