How to clean Olympus microscope CCD lens into dust
Do monocular cameras have to clean the microscope CCD often because it is caused by changing lenses often? In other words does dust when changing lenses
When you change lenses, is it easy to get in? Is it with a class of monocular camera can not change the lens of the camera is not the so-called often clean the CCD problem?
First of all, we have to understand how the dust on the CCD of the microscope comes, and usually the biggest dust is the small dust flying in when changing lenses.
The second is the body of the internal parts of the friction generated by the debris, after all, the camera is not assembled in a clean room, some dust will be under normal use.
After all, the camera is not assembled in a clean room, so it is normal for some dust to stick to it under normal use.
Cleaning a microscope CCD is quite easy and there is nothing to be afraid of, and it is not necessary to clean it every day.
Dust must be reduced aperture after F16 to see, but ask yourself how many opportunities to use a small aperture to take pictures?
If you often shoot landscapes, you may have to pay attention to keep the CCD clean, but for portraits or general daily life use, even if the dust is on the camera, it is not necessary to clean it every day.
But for portraits or general daily life use, even if there is a trace of dust on it, it will not be noticed.
Generally speaking, dust is divided into dry dust and sticky dust. Dry dust can be easily blown away by using a blowing ball, while sticky dust requires alcohol.
Sticky dust requires alcohol, cotton swabs and other cleaning products to wipe up.
Some agents also provide free CCD cleaning services, and some models even have built-in dust removal devices.
O brand, C brand of ultrasonic dust removal, S brand of dust shaking are a kind of ~ class monocular camera will not have CCD dust trouble.
The monocular camera does not have the trouble of CCD dust, but the performance of the camera body and monocular camera has a considerable gap.
