How Do You Clean A Digital Single Lens Reflex Camera?
Your digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera is a very delicate machine. Dust, dirt, smudges or moisture can damage the camera, slow down the internal components and harm image quality. Cleaning the SLR can also be difficult as you risk further damaging the camera in the cleaning process. However, regularly cleaning and maintaining your SLR is important to its functioning, and you should learn the proper method to clean your camera. Always keep the necessary cleaning materials in your camera bag so that you can wipe down your camera and lens at any time. Use a bulb blower–preferably one with a brush–to blow away any dirt or debris that may be trapped in the crevices of your camera. Pay particular attention to the viewfinder, the seams in the camera body, and the battery and media compartments. Wipe the entire exterior of the camera with a soft, lint-free cloth. Microfiber is a good choice. Stay away from cloths that may deposit lint (such as paper towels) or may be abrasive (such as
