Dji 15m Mft lens cleaning help please [emoji257]
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Good question. Even though Panasonic may have built the lens for DJI, would they service it? Same could be said of the DJI X7 lenses as well (Being Sigma or Panny built.). Dunno.
Could be why DJI included that elastic band - that I never use (ahem!) - to cover the seams in the lens barrel too.
Could be why DJI included that elastic band - that I never use (ahem!) - to cover the seams in the lens barrel too.
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You can try a blower. If that doesn’t work, you’ll need the full sensor cleaning kit.
Giottos Rocket Blaster Dust-Removal Tool (Medium, Black) AA1910
VSGO MILC Mirrorless M43 (CCD/CMOS) Panasonic Olympus Digital Camera Sensor Swab DDR-12 (Box of 12 X 12mm Swab + 15ml Sensor Cleaner) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZHSNSEK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_v80FAb29W456G
Giottos Rocket Blaster Dust-Removal Tool (Medium, Black) AA1910
VSGO MILC Mirrorless M43 (CCD/CMOS) Panasonic Olympus Digital Camera Sensor Swab DDR-12 (Box of 12 X 12mm Swab + 15ml Sensor Cleaner) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZHSNSEK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_v80FAb29W456G
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I don't think you'll be able to clean it yourself.
If the debris is on the lens elements and you can't dislodge it by tapping the lens, then it would need servicing by the manufacturer, so DJI or Panasonic. They have the tools and knowledge to disassemble the lens, clean it and put it back together. I've partly dismantled a Canon EF lens repair the lens mount after dropping it... looking at the inside of it I wouldn't want to service the whole thing
If it's not causing any issues on your images, then I wouldn't worry about it. I've a couple of lenses for dslrs which have dust visible on the internal elements, but which don't cause any problems with the images.
If the debris is on the lens elements and you can't dislodge it by tapping the lens, then it would need servicing by the manufacturer, so DJI or Panasonic. They have the tools and knowledge to disassemble the lens, clean it and put it back together. I've partly dismantled a Canon EF lens repair the lens mount after dropping it... looking at the inside of it I wouldn't want to service the whole thing
If it's not causing any issues on your images, then I wouldn't worry about it. I've a couple of lenses for dslrs which have dust visible on the internal elements, but which don't cause any problems with the images.
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