Re: sensor cleaning

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Since the sensors already make up some data could not the camera makers just put a sensor at the horizontal to the main sensor and read where the dust is and make up new data to fill in the dust spot? 
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 12/1/2006 12:13:08 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, eichhorn@xxxxxx writes:
I think you're correct about Canon's strategy. The Canon cleaning 
procedure is simply to raise the mirror to expose the ccd cover.  
After that, you're left to your own devices.  Some suggested that 
canned air simply blew the particles around so they found another 
place to rest or were replaced by others that you had stirred up in 
the process.  I know that I have a few dust artifacts in my 10D, but 
I haven't tried to remove them.
 

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