IIGQ4U

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I clean the sensors on my cameras. I use the Visible Dust loupe, along with an Arctic Butterfly and blower. I've never needed to resort to wet cleanings as these tools have always been sufficient.

IIGQ4U

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Here's one from me:

ScrewLoose

R1Joel

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Thanks I'll check it out.

My favourite shot from last club day:

RC Taree79 (1 of 1) by ♣Joel♣, on Flickr

ScrewLoose

Shoot at a plain white piece of paper in good lighting with your camera set to Aperture Priority mode and set the it to the highest f-stop you can get it to. Snap a picture and look for dust particles, if you see any use a good air blaster that is free from dust as well and shoot some air around the chamber to get the dust out. Easiest and cheapest way to clean a sensor.

monsterjamman24

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My favorites from this year

ScrewLoose

That looks pretty fun. Where is it at?

R1Joel

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Yeah I have a blower. Doesn't seem to dislodge the dirt though unfortunately.

BSquaredTN

All,

I'm new to the group and can not post any url's until I have achieved so many posts. I would like to share some photos. So if you are interested you can search for my Facebook and Smugmug pages until I have enough posts to actually add photos here. I shoot RC in Tennessee and Alabama.

Search for Bryan Burton Photography.

Thanks,
Bryan

BSquaredTN

Alright, I think I have this figured out without using a URL. Some recent photos.

Low res not all that great. You can visit my Smugmug or Facebook page for better resolution photos.
Bryan Burton Photography on Facebook or Smugmug.

Bryan

BSquaredTN

A couple more.

Bryan

R1Joel

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Great shots Bryan. Capturing alot of action

RCtouring

My traxxas Raptor 2WD

monsterjamman24

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Sorry for not seeing your response until now,

The Michigan Monsters of RC series runs in Brownstown Michigan. Those were pictures form the season finale.

ScrewLoose

Looks like fun. Traxxas Monster Trucks?