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Does the dust have an impact on the image (can you see blured points on the printed image ) if so you can get a quote for the cleaning and decide on the cost as it will not be cheap
If the dust has an acceptable impact on the image you decide
1. Try cleaning the lens with a soft dry cloth. Do NOT blow on the lens first.
2. You could be experiencing camera shake - if you are in shutter mode and if your shutter speed is too slow for the light available you get a blurred image.
Try an external monitor if the same persists then its the original drivers for the monitor that needs to be replace normally Windows should adjust automatically.
Now look on the LEFT side of the viewfinder; just above the swivel-screen.
You will see a little thumb wheel there.
That is the focus for the viewfinder. Move it up and down to bring the viewfinder into focus. (Don't forget to do this while you are looking through the viewfinder so you can see what you are adjusting.)
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