Digital BW, The Print

Was pointed to this from someone in our local camera club.  Thought
it might be interesting.  Apparently you can use the device to clean
dust from the sensor/AA filter of your digital camera.

Do people here think the principal is sound?

http://fovea.perso.cegetel.net/IonizerE.htm

Bruce Varner
http://www.brucevarner.com

Hard to know for sure.

I would point you to the brushes and fluids produced
by a Canadian company, Visible Dust.
(www.visibledust.com)  Products are really good and
most importantly safe for use. Except for the most
implanted stuff (usually dust + humidity = stuck on
spot) the brush alone does a superb job.

Hope this helps

woody spedden

--- btvarner <btvarner@...> wrote:


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Was pointed to this from someone in our local camera
club.  Thought
it might be interesting.  Apparently you can use the
device to clean
dust from the sensor/AA filter of your digital camera.

Do people here think the principal is sound?

http://fovea.perso.cegetel.net/IonizerE.htm

Bruce Varner
http://www.brucevarner.com





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