Friday, May 2, 2008

Artic Butterfly

Those that have read my posts about dust bunnies probably know I still have them. I am a hair thin pinch away from buying the Artic Butterfly at the Toronto Photographic and Imaging Show.

The Artic Butterfly is a brush with bristles that are electrostatically charged to pick up dust particles on the sensor filter. Should I really be concerned with the tiny dust spots that appear on the image only at apertures smaller than f/13 and in daylight?? Even if they appear, is it really that annoying? If I end up buying one, I will soon post my experience with the brush.
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