Preventing Sensor Dust

[moose135]

http://moose135.smugmug.com/photos/129204464-L.gif


Just came across this strip recently, and it's now on my daily read list. I'm sure a trip through their archive section will bring many laughs, and nods of agreement, from most photographers. Check them out at http://www.whattheduck.com

BTW, the page says:

What the Duck is an online comic strip. Viewers are welcome to link, post, copy/paste, or save the strips to their own sites, blogs, forums, newsletters, etc.

[GrummanFan]

Yup, that duck is pretty freakin awesome, assuming he's shooting with Canon.

http://nycaviation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4874

BTW, its http://www.whattheduck.NET The other sites pretty cool too, though :wink:

[moose135]

You're right on the url - it's right there on the comic strip :shock:
Must have missed your earlier thread, I found it through a link on the dgrin forum (SmugMug's message board)


Yup, that duck is pretty freakin awesome, assuming he's shooting with Canon.

Looks that way :D

http://moose135.smugmug.com/photos/129213962-L.gif

[nwafan20]

Apperently that duck needs to pick up the 400D! I havn't seen a speck of dust on any of my photos, and I change lenses quite a few times (testing lenses with my friends)

[T-Bird76]

Apperently that duck needs to pick up the 400D! I havn't seen a speck of dust on any of my photos, and I change lenses quite a few times (testing lenses with my friends)

Do an F22 test by shooting the blue sky then equalize the photo in PS. Make sure you have a box of tissues bc you'll cry. lol Also make sure you set the lens to manual focus and focus to infinity.