Sensor cleaning

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  • AndyAndy Registered Users Posts: 50,016 Major grins
    edited March 12, 2005
    good linky courtesy of petteri
    petteri sulonen's site
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  • wxwaxwxwax Registered Users Posts: 15,471 Major grins
    edited March 12, 2005
    andy wrote:
    petteri sulonen's site
    Terriific link. What does he mean about a store "sizing" an artist's brush? headscratch.gif
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  • philspacephilspace Registered Users Posts: 59 Big grins
    edited March 13, 2005
    andy wrote:
    petteri sulonen's site
    That was cool, great web site. After doing the Copper Hill thing, I really think a brush will get most of the standard stuff. I balked at paying $100 for a set of brushes, but the Cotman 777 I can get locally for $11 and for the extra money saved I am more than happy to wash the brush a couple times to get the coating off thumb.gif

    I was out in sub zero weather shooting landscapes and I noticed a spot that wouldn't budge, probably from condensation. The wet method was still the only way it would go away.
  • clicketclicket Registered Users Posts: 28 Big grins
    edited March 13, 2005
    dkapp wrote:
    Has anyone tried the sensor brush?

    I've read good things so far.

    ...
    The price has kept me away so far.

    Dave
    I have, and found it most effective. Expensive ? Utterly, but I now offer my friends to clean their sensors. Friendship has no price... mwink.gif
    -- Christian (B->
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