Dust Prevention
Discussion
A basic but important 'newbie' question.
As I'll be adding a 55-200mm to the 18-55, so what steps should I take to ensure I remain
dust free when changing them over?
I will be working in a lot of dusty environments, so naturally will try to only change over
in a room or a car, but are things like a Rocket Blower a wise investment?
Anything else I should grab while I am at it?
As I'll be adding a 55-200mm to the 18-55, so what steps should I take to ensure I remain
dust free when changing them over?
I will be working in a lot of dusty environments, so naturally will try to only change over
in a room or a car, but are things like a Rocket Blower a wise investment?
Anything else I should grab while I am at it?
A rocket blower is the only cleaning tool I've needed, and I've never needed to go any closer than a couple of inches away from the sensor. I'll only think about buying anything else if I actually need it due to a stubborn object.
I do make sure that I never change lenses in a windy place though but other than that I've been OK. I haven't found dust very often, I suspect on the times I have had some spots its been because I was being lazy and holding the camera facing upwards.
I do make sure that I never change lenses in a windy place though but other than that I've been OK. I haven't found dust very often, I suspect on the times I have had some spots its been because I was being lazy and holding the camera facing upwards.
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