Cleaning big dust motes on DSLR

[ddm4313]

How do you guys clean dusk motes on your DSLR sensor? I have like 2 dark ones which are really annoying, they haven't bothered me in the past because I just wanted to see what some DSO look like but as I want to get better pictures it's become very troublesome.

[PeterCPC]

You can use soomething like this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rangers-Alcoholic-free-Absorbing-Invisible-Particles/dp/B06WLH5VYC/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=DSLR+sensor+cleaner&qid=1619178958&sr=8-4

[bottletopburly]

I took it into a photographic shop cost £30

[michael8554]

If it's a Canon, then have you tried the Sensor Cleaning function from the menus ?

Other brands may have a similar feature.

After that it's the Manual Clean function, that holds the shutter open/mirror up until you press the release again.

Hold the camera pointing down and use a manual blower, not an aerosol one that can add more gunk to the filters.

Final resort is a cleaning kit.

Michael