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| Unwrapping the product, had my little girl thinking she got herself another toy.. I felt bad to tell her that it actually was something for me. As depicted, it's a rocket looking air blower.. can be used for a million purposes.. mostly for blowing dust off of whatever you want. My Nikon D70s over the year has delivered pictures with barely visible dust particles.. which was the reason for this purchase.. I want em rare dust specks gone!. I'm still not sure about the wet-cleaning solution, so I purchased this device as an alternative [and actually recommended according to the Nikon manual]. I was told that I could have just purchased a generic blower that would do just as well, but cmon!. Sensor dust is an issue when it comes to D-SLRs and especially when you want to use the smaller aperatures or capture smooth landscapes (e.g. sky). It's capable of delivering a decent level of pressure, and ultimately saves you from having to touch your sensor in any direct manner. Well designed, can be stood up so that no dust can set on the end of the nozzle, and the nozzle is a good 2.5" long spout allowing for it to clean the internals very nicely. It comes in 3 versions, get the big one and you'll be set ($15). Dont even think about creating your own 'cleaner' or dare using compressed air. |
| Giottos Rocket Blower March 1, 2007 | Permalink | TrackBacks |
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