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Small Phillips Screwdriver
Tweezers
Grounding strap with current limit resistor
Grounded work mat (optional but recommended)
Canned/compressed air
Sensor wet cleaning solution and tissue
Capacitor Discharge Tool
Before working on the Nikon D70S, be sure to be grounded to avoid any static damage to the camera. We highly recommend being grounded.
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Awesome tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
It took me a second attempt (…and a second second-hand D70!) to succeed as I messed up with the flex connectors the first time. These little things are easily damaged or misaligned.
I left the connectors in place for my second trial. Rotated gently the back display 90 degrees from its original position and did the same thing with the motherboard.
I used 2 pieces of thick foam to protect both display card and motherboard while unscrewing the filter attachment. Worked like a charm. A little more tricky to maintain teh different elements without pulling on the flex cables but worth it.
Best luck for future IR photography amateurs!