One Little Item Has Been Saving My Camera Sensors for Over a Decade

Around the time that I first started the Phoblographer, I reviewed an essential piece of kit. It's called the Arctic Butterfly. And without it, I'd be lost as a journalist specializing in photography.

This little tool is no larger than a high-end pen. It even feels right at home nestled in the pages of a journal. But most importantly, it cleans your camera sensor. If you do the job correctly, you'll get great results. And if you exercise a bit of common sense, the Arctic Butterfly will be an essential tool in your camera bag. In fact, I've had mine for over a decade. .

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2020-11-2 14:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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