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Red One Mx Sensor Cleaning in Los Angeles

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Rob Watt

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Does anyone know of a technician in Los Angeles who is proficient in Red One Cameras? I have dust on the sensor and it takes some skill to remove the OLPF to dedust the sensor.

Thanks in advance

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Rob
 
Rob, it's actually on the sensor and not the glass in front of it?

I have some spots on my R1 OLPF, which I could clean myself, but even with the camera practically living on the shelf these days I still don't trust my hands to clean it. :-)
 
Thanks for the quick reply Steve, yes unfortunately one piece of dust managed to get behind the glass. The rocket blower can’t displace it , in order to get to the front of the sensor I need to remove the front of the camera from the casing.
 
Removing OLPF from Red One

Removing OLPF from Red One

Can anyone assist with how to removed the OLPF from the front of the Red One Sensor?
 
There is a youtube video out there taking the Red one apart and cleaning it. Step by Step.
 
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