Sensor dust on Canon S90 &S100

<p>I have a canon S90 and S100 that have sensor dust. I'm not surprised as they are well used both with over 100k actuations and have been in some nasty environments. How does one clean the sensors on these?</p>

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<p>One doesn't - unless you are capable of disassembling the cameras and putting them back together. You'd likely have to send it back to Canon, and I suspect that would be pretty expensive. If the problem is severe enough that you won't use the cameras anymore, I'd consider a new one - there are lots of good p/s cameras out there now, and you could probably pick up a used S90 (with less than 100K) for cheap.</p>

Ted is pretty much right on. I have an oil less air compressor. I use that; got mine at Sears. It's powerful, used to put air in your tires. Again, air less.

 

Don't ever use canned air. Ever! Oil will fly ot of it.

 

I'm glad you've popped out 100K! Well done. Guess you kind of like photography.

 

Make sure Canon will honor your camera. Often the older models are discontinued.

<p>100K on the S100? At least 216 photos a day (on average) if you purchased it right when it was released. That's rather a lot! I'm surprised the shutter button didn't wear out ;)</p>