Matterport Pro2 for Fire restoration: build-up of ash inside the camera?15262
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| Hello, My name is Justin, I work for a Restoration company using Matterport for our work. I have recently noticed that my camera has taken on a smoke smell from a recent fire job. Does anyone know of any resources or have you had experience with this. Do you all have recommendations on how to mitigate the issue? I have opened the back panel to check and see if there are any filters inside the camera and there does not appear to be any. I did notice a buildup of ash inside the camera. |
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WGAN-TV Live at 5: Top 10 Matterport Pro1, Pro2 and Pro2 Lite Camera Repairs with @MatterFix Founder Mike Vorce | Wednesday, 11 November 2020 WGAN-TV Live at 5: Top 10 Matterport Pro1, Pro2 and Pro2 Lite Camera Repairs with @MatterFix Founder Mike Vorce @Jmiller While I have already connected you with @MatterFix Founder Mike Vorce regarding ash inside of your Matterport Pro2 3D Camera, I added the above to this discussion for others that may experience the same challenge – or have a different kind of Matterport repair need. Best, Dan Free! 12 months of WGAN-TV Training Academy Membership with repairs of $250 or more. |
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| I did not think it'd be a problem. I would put a hepa filter on vents at the bottom of a camera just to reduce amount of dust sucked in. | ||
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