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Page 1: Phase One Ixg Camera
Phase One iXG Camera Sensor Cleaning Procedure Ver. 1.2 Phase One 2014-2018 90040957... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Sensor Cleaning Procedure ..................1 Introduction ......................3 Required tools ....................3 Dismounting a Lens from the iXG Camera .............. 4 Cleaning the Camera’s Sensor ................5 Reassembling the Camera Body in Place ..............7 Mounting a Lens ....................7... -
Page 3: Introduction
Phase One iXG Camera Sensor Cleaning Procedure Introduction This procedure shows how to clean the sensor on iXG camera. The procedure is done in four steps: 1. Removing the lens 2. Cleaning the camera interior and sensor module 3. Reassembling the camera body 4. -
Page 4: Dismounting A Lens From The Ixg Camera
NOTE: If no lens is being mounted, ensure that the camera is stored in a way that protects it from dust, moisture and other damage. When the iXG camera is mounted facing down, always make sure (double check) that the lens is well secured by having the lens locking levers engaged. -
Page 5: Cleaning The Camera's Sensor
Phase One iXG Camera Sensor Cleaning Procedure Cleaning the Camera’s Sensor Locate the small plastic wiper and identify the size that fits your sensor size. Fold one cloth and fold this over the wiper so that you have two layers of cloth. - Page 6 Phase One iXG Camera Sensor Cleaning Procedure In one move, swipe the surface of the sensor in one direction from start to finish. Inspect the sensor and check to see if it is clean by holding it near a light. And/...
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Page 7: Reassembling The Camera Body In Place
NOTE: Before mounting or dismounting a lens, ensure that the power cable is not attached to the camera. Place the Lens over the iXG camera body and guide it into position against the camera body using the two large positioning pins. - Page 8 Repeat the above steps as necessary until the sensor is clean © Phase One 2014-2017 90040957 - iXG Camera Sensor Cleaning Procedure 1.2...