A great little guide to cleaning your DSLR.

[RB]

No need of a blower or Lens Pen.
Done properly you can say bye bye to dust moats etc !


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrdkFXsr5Us#t=150

RB
:P

[acropolite]

wrong link methinks RB. :rofl:

[Kunama]

I'm going to try this on my Nikon D3 and my AF-S 17-35 F2.8 could probably benefit from it, thanks for posting.
Going to try CLR Clear to see if it works.

[redbeard]

That's the method I use too. The only difference for me is, I get one of those green kitchen scourers and really get all that gunk off the mirror and lens! :lol: :screwy:

[h0ughy]

oh my, no microfibre cloth

[RB]

I just love that rinse cycle.

:lol:

[troypiggo]

Yeah, I liked the rinse cycle and how he really got in there on the mirror and insides with his finger.

[h0ughy]

hey RB show me how you do yours ;):rofl:

[RB]

I just use a piece of wet & dry.

:shrug:

[Capricorn1(Tom)]

why not use the dishwasher....cleaner result....:rofl:

[Kunama]

I tried that but the dishwasher detergent has an adverse effect on the rubber grip on the outside for the D3 camera ........

[solissydney]

It is for real.
Richard Hammond, on TV, demonstrated how any electronic device can be water proofed by applying a coating that is 1/000 thinner than a human hair.
He dropped a mobile phone into a toilet bowl and then asked a TV crew to make a call,
and the phone rang. It is common for people to drop their mobiles into the toilets and swimming pools and so on. I was however not aware about any glass surfaces.
So there

[Nikolas]

Works even better in the dishwasher