Udemy – Complete guide of Cleaning a Digital Camera Sensor

A-Z Guide to became a professional sensor cleaner, and even more.



This course is for anyone who is using a digital camera. You can be a photographer, videographer, a media guru, a creative student, an udemy instructor, you will figure it out once, to clean your digital sensor with a professional is really expensive, especially when you need to do it quite often.

Maybe you working as a Photographer who just want to make some income to offer a sensor cleaning service in your city after you finished with this course and became a professional sensor cleaner. You also tried to search online some videos or ebooks about the cleaning process but the quality or quantity was never as good to be sure you know enough to start cleaning your sensor by your own.

In this course you will learn how to:

Check your camera that it's dirty or not
Make a special tool to check your sensor
Use the rocket blower and air duster
Use the wet sensor cleaning process
Make your own equipments
How often you should clean your sensor, and how to keep it clean

While you will learn everything in this course about sensor cleaning from A - Z, you will also get in every lesson a lot of useful tips & tricks. You will also learn that the sensor cleaning is easy and fun. You also don't have to spend a lot of money on equipments, especially if you will use your own DIY things.

You can complete the complete course in a day, or just spread the time, and learn day-by-day a little.



What are the requirements?

No pre-knowledge required
A Digital Camera
A Rocket blower or Air duster
A wet sensor cleaning kit (you can learn how to make your own equipments in this course)
Patience

What am I going to get from this course?

Over 12 lectures and 1.5 hours of content!
Learn how to clean your digital camera sensor
Make your own equipments
Learn how not to clean the sensor, and what mistakes you have to watch out
Learn how to keep your sensor clean, and how often you should clean it

What is the target audience?

Anyone who is using a digital camera