Backpacker's Gear School: Pamper Your Camera
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don't use canned air on digital SLR camera body after removing the lens.
the air can drive dust & grit to your sensor.
furthermore, compressed air sprayed from short distance hitting the DSLR sensor might cause damage to the sensor.
roiros 2 years ago
I carry something in between an SLR and a small Point and Shoot. It's a Panasonic FZ-50, not the lightest, but capable and really great in good light.
Anyone know of a belt case to hold this camera?
rwrp 2 years ago