Dust in my DSLR

Good morning all and many thanks for all your help and advice my friends have taken it on board(always wanted to say that) especially the pressurised can of air when I can locate one

 

Try the tyre pump at the local garage

 

What and pay 20p

 

You could drive up to Shineyland and use our local garage. They don't charge.

That'll save you 20p

 

Thanks Shiney but I've mislaid my passport

 

Good evening Hurfs my friend It might be easy for you but last time I tried that method I scratched the sensor permanently,I'm afraid that my camera is far to important to me to try that again but thank you for your input it is very much appreciated

I shall take N/G's advice and try and find someone locally who does it professionally

 

Try practicing changing lenses, Woo, while pointing the camera to the ground. It seems a bit fiddly at first trying to point the camera down while taking a lens off and putting one on but after a couple of tries it becomes easier. If you're outside just put the lens you're taking off the camera in a pocket until you get the other lens on, still pointing the camera to the ground, and then put the protective caps on the lens you've taken off!!! It really does save the mither of getting dust in the camera.

 

Good morning Armandll and thank you ,I do already use the method you have kindly suggested my friend,I shall in future refrain from changing lenses outside as much as I can which usually takes place in the wind and rain and in place that Bear Grylls wouldn't even go

Ps Still haven't found any local companies that do sensor cleaning