@mattblaze@federate.social I use an intermediate step for sensor dust. First blower. If there is still dust I use a sensor brush. Only the if there is still something in the sensor do I break out the wet swabs. It is rare for me to need the swabs. Perhaps I've been lucky.
@mattblaze@federate.social "S&M Bridge"? Don't recall that name, but then that bridge was only a part of my regular commute for a few months back in the mid '90s. Wish I could have said the same about the SF-Oakland bay bridge.
The back and forth I remember was more in line with calling it the "San Mateo" bridge vs the "Hayward" bridge.
@mattblaze@federate.social I use an intermediate step for sensor dust. First blower. If there is still dust I use a sensor brush. Only the if there is still something in the sensor do I break out the wet swabs. It is rare for me to need the swabs. Perhaps I've been lucky.
@mattblaze@federate.social It works reasonably well for unreasonable amounts of reasonable.
Perhaps I'm just annoyed at often seeing f/2 for images in my Lightroom catalog shot with an f/2.8 lens, probably at f/4.
@mattblaze@federate.social "S&M Bridge"? Don't recall that name, but then that bridge was only a part of my regular commute for a few months back in the mid '90s. Wish I could have said the same about the SF-Oakland bay bridge.
The back and forth I remember was more in line with calling it the "San Mateo" bridge vs the "Hayward" bridge.