Don't forget to turn the camera off. The censor in a digital SLR will create a static charge that will grab dust like a magnet when it is powered on. It's not mentioned in the video, so I hope that everyone knows this already...
That's pretty much how I do it. I'm always more worried about keeping the open body pointed down to keep dust out of it, rather than worrying about dust on the rear of the lens.
I figure glass can stand up to more cleanings than sensors can.
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Substitute camera bag with open top for table and that is the best way to do that.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget to turn the camera off. The censor in a digital SLR will create a static charge that will grab dust like a magnet when it is powered on. It's not mentioned in the video, so I hope that everyone knows this already...
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty much how I do it. I'm always more worried about keeping the open body pointed down to keep dust out of it, rather than worrying about dust on the rear of the lens.
ReplyDeleteI figure glass can stand up to more cleanings than sensors can.