Sensor cleaner
Posted 08/12/2007 - 18:20
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as a working pro....
Careful handling is the first line of defence. (ok not everybody has multiple cameras and can avoid swapping lens in the feild, or grab a canon g5/pro 1 to go where my beloved Pentax's may perish).
I consider a rocket blower to be the second line of defence.
anything that needs more than that (hasn't happened yet) I'd take to the repair shop for a cleaning.
the price is reasonable. they're insured. I can write it off.
Careful handling is the first line of defence. (ok not everybody has multiple cameras and can avoid swapping lens in the feild, or grab a canon g5/pro 1 to go where my beloved Pentax's may perish).
I consider a rocket blower to be the second line of defence.
anything that needs more than that (hasn't happened yet) I'd take to the repair shop for a cleaning.
the price is reasonable. they're insured. I can write it off.
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Posted 08/12/2007 - 18:28
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Many seem to prefer Rocket blowers and the like but blowing the dust somewhere else inside the camera seems like a bad idea to me
K5, LightRoom 5
Sigma 8-16 Pentax DA 16-45 Pentax DA 55-300 Pentax 18-55WR Tamron 90 Di Macro Metz 44 AF-1
Sigma 8-16 Pentax DA 16-45 Pentax DA 55-300 Pentax 18-55WR Tamron 90 Di Macro Metz 44 AF-1
Posted 08/12/2007 - 18:30
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true, if that's what you're doing, but if you hold your camera upside down, while cleaning or whenever you remove the lens, gravity helps you out.
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
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Sigma 8-16 Pentax DA 16-45 Pentax DA 55-300 Pentax 18-55WR Tamron 90 Di Macro Metz 44 AF-1