Posted by Mitch Erwin on March 14, 2007 at 5:22 PM
Limited Quantities NOW AVAILABLE off their website. Just 5 minutes ago they had roughly 90 some odd kits available. Minus the one I just ordered!!
Posted by Bill Chambers on March 14, 2007 at 6:43 PM
Thanks Mitch - looks like a great product.
Posted by Kent Staubus on March 14, 2007 at 8:43 PM
So, where do we get them? A small detail that was omitted.
Kent in SD
Posted by Mark Windom on March 14, 2007 at 9:25 PM
Kent, you can get it directly from the Dust-Aid website at www.dust-aid.com.
Just ordered mine.
Posted by Jack Graham on March 14, 2007 at 11:54 PM
Folks,
I just got back from PMA. Almost every other booth on the floor 2 was sensor cleaning devices. not endorsing any of them, however I would encourage you to read this site. ( I do not own their products nor do I at this time plan on buying them---there's just a lot of good information) www.cleaningdigitalcameras.com
Call me a cynic, or tell me I am applying all my years in the consumer electronics accessory business ( remember the Discwasher-- I was the rep in NYC during the hay day and I can tell you the D2,3 4 etc fluid was just plain soap & water! selling for 5-10.00 a bottle!)).
I am getting the feeling that all these sensor cleaners are a lot of hype. No doubt one might be the holy grail ( please tell me which one!) but I sens a lot of folks trying to do it differently, probably attaining the same results and asking way too much for their solutions. Anybody bought the 250.00 kit from Visible Dust? Imagine $250.00!!!!
Sorry for the soap box ---I just think we might be paying too much for a simple solution.
Has this product been proven, and is it completely safe relating to not damaging the sensor?
Posted by Mitch Erwin on March 15, 2007 at 11:35 AM
At this point in time this product looks the simplest to me as I've had my 20D for about 11 mos now and have not had the nerve to touch the sensor. And I'm getting tired of cloning out those dust bunnies. Also, many of the other sensor products out there I've read about, many are saying are useless, so anything is worth a try at this point. I'm assuming it will be a good product as several photographers that have had samples on this Network are endorsing it as an A+ product. Many of those endorsers are some of the top photographers on here IMO
Hope this works, I ordered mine, and I know my sensor is dirty, and fixing dust is not my favorite agenda to do after working hard to get the shot, then have to do so much work cleaning, not fixing exposure, or anything like that, just time cleaning dust spots!
Discussion
9 repliesKent in SD
Just ordered mine.
I just got back from PMA. Almost every other booth on the floor 2 was sensor cleaning devices. not endorsing any of them, however I would encourage you to read this site. ( I do not own their products nor do I at this time plan on buying them---there's just a lot of good information) www.cleaningdigitalcameras.com
Call me a cynic, or tell me I am applying all my years in the consumer electronics accessory business ( remember the Discwasher-- I was the rep in NYC during the hay day and I can tell you the D2,3 4 etc fluid was just plain soap & water! selling for 5-10.00 a bottle!)).
I am getting the feeling that all these sensor cleaners are a lot of hype. No doubt one might be the holy grail ( please tell me which one!) but I sens a lot of folks trying to do it differently, probably attaining the same results and asking way too much for their solutions. Anybody bought the 250.00 kit from Visible Dust? Imagine $250.00!!!!
Sorry for the soap box ---I just think we might be paying too much for a simple solution.
JG
Mike