Jessops Sensor Cleaning

[Pookeyhead]

You are of course correct. Thank you for pointing out my error but I can't hang around to chat as I have to get back to my hoovering, this new Dyson is the dogs b*****ks!

Everything after the full stop is redundant

 

[Andreass]

Agree with Pookeyhead ,it's easy to do.

I use these swabs http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=381093891499&alt=web

All this talk of sensor cleaning being this big scary thing, and that if you do it wrong you'll ruin your camera is just internet b******s.

 

[DorsetDude]

I thought Jessop's went bust years ago.

 

[SFTPhotography]

I think I paid about £80 for 100 swabs, i know you can get them cheaper but these are branded.
What can I say, I'm a dirty northern monkey.

I favour the artic butterfly approach. I rarely use swabs and fluid and the artic butterfly gets the dirt off. Oil spots you need to wet clean but they rarely happen

 

[sheridant]

agree - 30 quid is cheap - but you could do it to that standard yourself

 

[northernbiff]

I thought Jessop's went bust years ago.

I think you'll find that the bloke of Dragons Den bought some of the chain so they are still trading.

 

[Nod]

Sort of. He bought the name and has opened some shops. Not sure how much of the old company's debt he paid off as part of the deal.