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DSLR Dust Prevention
Living in Southeast Texas can have it's disadvantages when it comes to changing lenses outside and it has shown up in my photos more than I care to remember. Trying to be careful and only changing out the lens' when in the car, or run into a building or park restroom. Still I would get dust particles. After purchasing the new Canon EOS 1D MK II this has not been so much of an issue lately - It seems that maybe Canon has taken steps to help prevent dust particles from adhering to the CCD. But, I still carrying my CCD cleaning kit with me where ever I go just in case. - It's a pain, what are the alternatives? If you have the funds, I highly suggest getting separate cameras for the most used lens' in your photo arsenal and attach them and leave. It's a hassle to carry more equipment but, it almost guarantees you that you will not have the dust particle invasion that we are used to. Jon Sterling tries to help you overcome Digital Photography problems through informative articles to help you reach your personal digital photo goals. About the author: Jon Sterling tries to help you overcome Digital Photography problems through informative articles to help you reach your personal digital photo goals. Written by: Jon Sterling
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