Bought a Rocket Blower and now happy!

[cmosman]

Dear Forum,


I have been reading many threads over the weeks and taken in all the advise offered.

Having bought a EOS350D as an upgrade from my tried and trusted Fuji F700 and EOS50E I was becoming disillusioned with problems of dust in the view finder and on the sensor from a 8 week old camera. If only I had read some of the threads discussing these topics it might have influenced my purchase......but you live and learn.

However at the weekend ordered a Giotto's Rocket Air, received it yesterday and removed all dust specs bar one tiny one in the viewfinder from the camera last night. My happiness is returning :D .

So a big thank you to all those that have mentioned this device in discussion threads. A highly recommended purchase.

[JereMIA]

Yes, that is probably the best $10.00 I have ever spent as well.
I put mine back in the package and hide it after use. I have visions of my little ones using it in the tub, or my wife using it for cooking in the kitchen!

[lancea]

It's obviously the fins that make it work so well :rolleyes: I've never seen one in New Zealand though, so will have to get a couple when I'm next in the US.

[Jackal]

What I'm wondering is if my normal little rubber bulb blower is as good as this "rocket blower" that sounds so powerful and effective.

Or am I falling for a marketing scheme D:

[pcasciola]

What I'm wondering is if my normal little rubber bulb blower is as good as this "rocket blower" that sounds so powerful and effective.I'll bet my rocket blower is probably not any different than your rubber bulb blower other than how it looks.

[DocFrankenstein]

Bought a 12 ounce medical enema and I'm happy :lol:

Tis cheaper than rocket blowers too!

[Belmondo]

Bought a 12 ounce medical enema and I'm happy :lol:

Tis cheaper than rocket blowers too!

Good lord!! Where was your dust?