Scratch Near the Sensor

[Jacob Steiner]

Hey guys,

Quick question. Will this affect the image at all while shooting? I was switching out a mount, my cat jumped, scared me and the screwdriver slipped.

Regards,
Jacob Steiner

 

[Jake Wilganowski]

I'd think you be fine by the looks of it, but I'm sure someone will give you a definitive answer

 

[Jacob Steiner]

Thanks, Jake!

Chad just replied and said it looks fine to him. I was literally freaking out. The camera is my baby.

Regards,
Jacob Steiner

 

[Alexander Thomson]

Also looks good to me.

 

[Eric Oliver]

you're fine. i've had a scratched sensor before. not fun.

 

[Jacob Steiner]

I'm so sorry to hear that. How did that happen?

 

[Audy Erel]

That was a close one! I'll keep my exposed sensor facing down at all times..

 

[Bill Totolo]

I'd get it repaired so you won't have any issues when you decide to sell it.

 

[Jacob Steiner]

Bill, it's highly likely I will get the paint touched up, but I'm never selling the camera. This is my first ever cinema camera, and I've been through so much with it.

 

[Bill Totolo]

Bill, it's highly likely I will get the paint touched up, but I'm never selling the camera. This is my first ever cinema camera, and I've been through so much with it.

Oh, to be young again...

 

[Ari Morales]

Yup, like everyone else has said, you should not see any difference in the quality of your image.