VSGO - Gear Cleaner - Whish I Had One Sooner

[@Ant-dx8yt]

So while I didn't need my camera monitor , I definitely need this, because of my type of photography I'm always outside and changing lenses and inevitably constantly getting dust in places I don't want, then spending ages later editing the dust blemishes out, I will be buying this for sure.

[@thomasfransson]

I 100% hear you - This thing made cleaning so much easier and quicker. All that dust sitting between buttons and dials - gone.

[@norlmanlo343]

Would this actually blow all the dust into our devices and lenses?

[@thomasfransson]

Not more so than a regular rocket blower or compressed air on a can. Unless you're doing something really stupid. But I have faith in humanity.

[@AlienGrade]

I use the "Compressed Air Duster, Electric Air Duster, Handheld Air Blower, 500W 40000RPM Powerful Air Duster, Wired Air Duster for Computer Keyboard Electronics Cleaning Dorobeen from Amazon"- to clean my sunglasses without smudges ONLY, (Hot water rinse then electric blower air dry) this model has a long wired plug so no need to charge always ready. For Cameras, I use the Fine Horsehair attachment with the Sirena "WATER" Vacuum (blows the dust into a self contained water canister after sucking it up) so eliminates all dust, does an outstanding job of sucking all dust dirt from lens without contact, which is highly recommended over blowing dust directly into microscopic seals, you can also adjust suction pressure on the handle and machine of the Sirena. additionaly, It is the best thing I have used for Keyboards and Computer Vents on my Imac Pro. Use the right tool for the Job!

[@thomasfransson]

Good tools is always worth the investment if you plan on putting them to use

[@lomelyo]

Yeah, using blowers on equipment is a sure way to destroy it if you put it on maximum settings point it at camera internals. Also cleaning a LENS with a brush? Why?

[@thomasfransson]

Well, there are lens brushes... Great way to remove dust around the mount, filter threads and more... Also great for getting in to those nooks and crannies on a rig - inside rails, guards/rim around buttons and dials. As for sensor cleaning, I think most people are careful and smart enough to get to know the output levels before using it for that. And not using the brush...

[@lomelyo]

@@thomasfransson I see. Yeah I've never used them but I guess the lens brushes would help. It's just that the idea that they sell a photography product with the ability to break your camera is just bad design and likely the result of them repurposing a normal product and mark it up for photography,

[@thomasfransson]

A lot of things can break a camera, I have a hard time seeing this as one of the most likely ones though ;)

[@devtank]

I wish you'd had some cut-aways in better light.

[@thomasfransson]

Fair point. It's a very square design so I probably tried a little too hard to get some shadows on it.

[@JonSteine]

Crazy Danes 😅

[@thomasfransson]

😂