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  1. #11
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    A crop of the leaf image. I get full size files this way. Rich
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    Cool Setup there Rich...

    You know, I have yet to try and take a macro shot. I guess I should try to take one.

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    John,

    I spent all day making an air system to blow the dust off my lenses. I made a air gun with a small tube to direct the air. Decided to setup some in line filters, and spent most of the day looking for a filter regulator. We put a lot of things in storage boxes during the rat hunt. I finally found it hanging on the wall in front of me. I cleaned the lenes and put them in plastic bags.

    This is not for sensor cleaning, as in may cause damage.

    Rich

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    You should really only use very low presure to begin with. How do you know you are blowing off instead of throwing something on the lenses?

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    The tube ID is about 60 mils, and I have adjusted the air pressure to a gentle flow. I can see the dust particles under the halogen light. I can see the particles as they are removed. Rich

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    sounds like it would work well enough. Are you using about 10-15 LBs/ or less?

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    John,

    That is about the pressure range at the regulator. I added an inline filter that may drop the pressure a little more. I wanted to blow off with clean air, and not dusty air from a hand bulb. Rich

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    Snap me a shot of your blower if you do not mind... Might give me an idea or two... to steal...

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    Too busy with Monarchs and Wood birds.

    I stopped for a hand air squeezer.

    Rich
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    Nice Shots Rich... Nice Shots indeed!

 

 

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