Official 600D Users Thread
- Thread starter raydio
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should i get a 2nd hand 10-22?
anyone got any noise issue at ISO 800?
here is a crop picture before PP
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No photo?
anyone got any noise issue at ISO 800?
here is a crop picture before PP
full size
look normal to me on 600d
Valkarian
Member
yeah it happens quite abit. cropping so zoomed might be that problem, as 600D doesnt handle it that well.
thats why i hate to increase iso above 400, but since it's night time, =X
JACKSONWANG111
New Member
Hi Good Morning everyone! I'm a newbie here who just join 15mins ago and bought 600D recently, I have some enquiry of how to clean my dslr camera body and lens? what kinda of cleaner liquid to use? can ani1 guide me?
raydio
Senior Member
Welcome Jacksonwang111: There is no need to use liquid. Simply use a good quality dry cloth to wipe away any dust or debris from the camera body. If you haven't already done so, the best investment for your equipment is a dry box or dry cabinet. These will house your body and lenses in a controlled environment that keeps a constant humidity preventing fungus from growing on your glass.
Your lenses will require regular cleaning particularly on the front element. You can use a microfibre cloth (available in most reputable camera shops) or you can use a Lens Pen which is what I prefer. Another useful item is a "Rocket Blower" which is used to blow dust off your glass. Good luck.
Saw similar noise too at ISO800. Use PP to reduce it, or 5D Mark III!
maybe 1 yr later bro
now learning how to PP
now then i realised how to do photography
the PP path... ahhhhhh
but the effort that comes out is nice!
600D uses LP-E8, about 80-85 for original, 25 for 3rd party.
JACKSONWANG111
New Member
ya Raydio,
thanks for you advice. When I buy the cam the freebies they give me is a dry boxx and cleaning kit. i quite kiasu to clean it everytime when I finish my shots for the day. by the way, the how to clean the sensor part of the lens? using rocket blower enough? or need to use the cloth to clean it as well?
thanks for you advice. When I buy the cam the freebies they give me is a dry boxx and cleaning kit. i quite kiasu to clean it everytime when I finish my shots for the day. by the way, the how to clean the sensor part of the lens? using rocket blower enough? or need to use the cloth to clean it as well?
JACKSONWANG111
New Member
hi tengpathy,
I wonder where you purchase your cam? i bought it from Harvey Norman. what bout you?
I wonder where you purchase your cam? i bought it from Harvey Norman. what bout you?
raydio
Senior Member
The sensor of the lens or the electronic interface, does not need to be cleaned often. I would clean this sparingly as needed lest any damage be done to the electronic components of the lens. I am assuming you are referring to the gold coloured 'connectors' that interface with the camera body. If so, then I would suggest a rocket blower for regular maintenance. Under intense use, ie. dusty or wet environments, use a good quality cloth to gently clean with.
Those usual shops recommended in CS should have the original, call the shops before going down... There are few brands for 3rd party battery, some around 20 range, you can search for "3rd party battery" in CS to see which one is recommended, they already discussed it till death previously.
JACKSONWANG111
New Member
hi all! which trusted camera shop can i buy lens hood and camera asscessories? prehaps someday we can organise a ptotgraphy shooting on somewhere as a gathering of the thread......good nite
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