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Photo: Mitchell Clark If you regularly change lenses on your camera, dust or debris will eventually end up on your sensor. There are things you can do to mitigate that, but any time you expose your camera's interior to the surrounding environment, you risk particles entering, resulting in sensor spots. dpreview.com »
You just got a new camera and bought a brand-spanking lens. But do you know how to maintain your lenses? We've done a bunch of tutorials on it over the year. And in our camera bags, we keep a camera lens cleaning kit. thephoblographer.com »
Nitecore announced the new BB Mini Rechargeable Electronic Air Duster Cleaning Tool for Cameras. You can buy it now on Amazon (worldwide) and eBay. sonyalpharumors.com »
LensPen has announced a new smartphone-specific lens cleaning tool called Smarty, which features the company's same proprietary carbon cleaning technology that it designed for full-size camera lenses but shrinks it down to a size better suited to smartphone cameras. [Read More] petapixel.com »
A lot of photographers are nervous about cleaning their camera's sensors, but it doesn't have to be scary! Chris may border on overconfident with some of these methods, but by the end of this week's episode you'll have some tips and techniques for sensor maintenance (and witnessed the destruction of some previously lovely cameras). dpreview.com »
Kuvrd, for making universal waterproof and dustproof lens caps, has launched a new product called the WaterBear. The company claims the tiny washable and reusable square can instantly and safely clean any kind of screen, lens, or display. [Read More] petapixel.com »
Want a glass cleaning cloth, love Apple products, and have deep pockets? Apple has a new product just for you. It’s called the Apple Polishing Cloth, and it will cost you a cool $19. Cleaning cloths are handy to keep in your camera bag for cleaning the lenses and displays on cameras and smartphones, but […] petapixel.com »
If you have been around The Phoblographer for a while, you'll know that we take gear cleaning pretty seriously. I mean, why wouldn't we? We, like you, spend lots of money on cameras, lenses, and gear that we want to last for a long time. thephoblographer.com »
There’s a part of us, deep down, that instinctively feels good whenever we see a mess tidied up or something dirty being cleaned. boredpanda.com »
Yes, the beginning of this video was meant to be a funny, but shockingly extreme example of sensor dust. And it was removed very easily with the basic sensor cleaning technique described below. Author’s Note: Your sensor is an expensive area of your camera. If you are unsure in any way or feel that you […] petapixel.com »
72-year-old Stephen Mckears was puzzled every morning when he would find hardware he left out on his workbench returned to their box. Using a wildlife trail camera, he discovered that a mouse was spending hours every night putting his tools back and tidying up his workspace. petapixel.com »
