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russellsnr

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Delkin Sensorscope
« on: January 29, 2010, 06:32:34 am »

Hi, I saw on the site a review of the Delkin Sensorscope & cleaning pack but as far as I could see it was made back in April 07, Just wondering if there is a follow up article as in the article it was stated that the small brush/hoover was not very good. I see you can now but the scope seperate.
As a novice photography it seems to be a bit of a minefield outthere as far as additional equipment so that is why I ask the experts.
Thanks in Advance
Russ
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Delkin Sensorscope
« Reply #1 on: February 01, 2010, 02:00:27 am »

Quote from: russellsnr
Hi, I saw on the site a review of the Delkin Sensorscope & cleaning pack but as far as I could see it was made back in April 07, Just wondering if there is a follow up article as in the article it was stated that the small brush/hoover was not very good. I see you can now but the scope seperate.
As a novice photography it seems to be a bit of a minefield outthere as far as additional equipment so that is why I ask the experts.
Thanks in Advance
Russ

It's probably overkill to begin with it.  It also depends on how much your camera accumulates dust on the sensor. I've only had to clean my Olympus twice in 4 years and that dust was only visible with a small aperture when doing macros.  You can easily tell if your sensor needs cleaning by shooting the sky or defocused on a white wall using a small aperture.  

I bought the Delkin Sensorscope because I'm doing more macros now and it does give you a better view of where the dust particles are located.  I haven't used the vacuum that came with it, so I can't really compare it to anything else.
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