portable DSLR sensor clean

[h0ughy (David)]

For those with dust bunnies and the like on all of your DLSR cameras and other DMKs and usb cameras get yourself a Arctic Butterfly from Camera house for $99..............spoken and written on behalf of the Anti dust party...

you can take it where ever you go.


a little something for those star parties and such

[[1ponders] (Paul)]

Jeez they've come down about $50 since I bought mine a few months ago.

Is that the 724 h0ughy

[h0ughy (David)]

no paul the 700 I think

[RB (Andrew)]

You're a champ Sir Houghy, I'll have to track one down.
So which model do you recommend guys, 700 or 724 ?

[seeker372011 (Narayan)]

pardon my ignorance, what does it do?

[h0ughy (David)]

Originally Posted by seeker372011

pardon my ignorance, what does it do?

tickles your fancy


--A fancy DSLR sensor or Tucam sensor or DMK or CCD sensor and helps remove the dust moates without damaging the sensor cover

[h0ughy (David)]

Originally Posted by Rocket Boy

You're a champ Sir Houghy, I'll have to track one down.
So which model do you recommend guys, 700 or 724 ?

they both work, the 724 is a little bigger and spins faster to get rid of the moates you remove after a clean, and has a detatchable head.

[[1ponders] (Paul)]

Originally Posted by seeker372011

pardon my ignorance, what does it do?

As h0ughy says it spins, which is fun to watch, but unless your are h0ughy or Tony it's not really worth the price just for that. What it also does is statically charge the hairs on the brush so when you pass it over the chip it picks up the dust. You don't need to apply any pressure so the chance of scratching the chip is reduced. There are also no fluids involved so no chance of getting electrics wet or using the wrong fluid to clean the chip. It is a bit big for the smaller webcam sized chips but it still works a treat.

http://www.visibledust.com/

[seeker372011 (Narayan)]

thanks for the explanation..and also the caveat