Cheaper than Dust-Aid, and Artic Butterfly?
Posted 05/06/2010 - 19:04
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It was even a problem in the 1920's, Man Ray had trouble with dust but managed to produce many amazing images.
Lurking is shirking.!
Posted 05/06/2010 - 23:35
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Cannot recommend them too highly. Helped me overcome my OCD regarding sensor dust and taught me how to remove it safely when absolutely necessary.
In case your wondering, I'm merely a satsified customer and have no other form of connection with the company or its proprietors.
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I leave the cleaning device switched on at all times and vigorously use the blower on my lenses every time I change them.
The problem is really only noticeable, I find, when there are large areas of sky in a shot.
Andrew
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