Giotto's Middle Rocket-air

Middle rocket blaster My husband owns a Giottos middle air rocket Rocket blaster. I have watched him use it many times. I have also used it myself. The Giottos rocket blaster is available as a small rocket or a large rocket too. It's amazing how much dust you can get on your camera lens, viewfinder, and digital sensor. It's annoying if you take a picture and your camera has dust on the lens as naturally you get speck all over your photograph. Let me describe the Giotto middle air rocket blaster it looks identical to the picture dooyoo has found. Hubby has owned his rocket blaster for a couple of years now it is still in very ...  Read the complete review

Professional photographers and serious DSLR owners alike will know that a tiny speck of dust on the lens or the digital sensor can ruin a photo and as you change lenses on a DSLR there is every chance of this happening. For some people the cleaning of the lens and sensor is just too daunting and they choose to have it done professionally but this can quickly become very costly. There are a few good tools out there for these cleaning tasks from the very complicated cleaning kits to simple air blowers that will blast the dust from wherever it may be lodged, such as the lens, the viewfinder or the sensor. Air blowers tend to come in two main forms, ...  Read the complete review

Anybody who owns or who has even used a digital SLR camera will most likely know about the evils of dust. Especially if your someone who changes lens a lot. It's essential to keep all of your digital camera equipment in a spotless condition. Dust can ruin a photograph (showing up as small black dots) or even worse it can scratch your camera's lens or sensor. This is a device that's designed to blow off dust and other small particles from your digital camera. It can also be used in the same way for other devices such as cleaning your computer keyboard. It's constructed from "environmentally friendly rubber" and couldn't be easier or quicker to use. ...  Read the complete review

For anyone who owns a digital SLR camera, you will appreciate the fact that dust can be a bit of a problem. I'm not talking about the dust that may settle on top of your brand new camera, making it look like a relic - I'm talking about the nasty little particles which get INSIDE the camera body when changing a lens. This dust can often settle on the image sensor of a camera - which will manifest itself as dark areas on a photograph. You may be thinking, 'well, why not wipe the image sensor clean?', and that can be done - although it's a very delicate procedure, and one wrong move could damage your expensive camera forever - the sensor really shouldn't be ...  Read the complete review