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Phone Camera's - How to keep them clean. |
shuurajou
Joined: Nov 21, 2003
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Just a little bit of information for those folks that will be driven insane, but the inability to get the dust from the deep hole from which within lives our beloved K700's camera.
The answer to your problems, is one of these (available from any camera store):
The brush is handy for ever dusting off some dust harmlessly from any phones screen, but the best bit, is if you take off the brush. You'll be left with a little nozzle, in which you can blow out very powerful, harmless blasts of air, which I have found to be stupidly effective at getting out every particle of crap from within my K700i's Camera dip.
Hope this has been handy some folks out there  .
[ This Message was edited by: shuurajou on 2004-07-02 05:21 ] |
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Chaser81
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Handy tip that. Cheers.
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Millenniumcult
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How much does one of those cost? |
bico
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@shuurajou: Very good and useful tip! Thanks!
But, maybe the title of this thread should be changed to Phone cameras - How to keep them clean or something like that instead, as the tip is applicable on any phone cameras...  .
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FISKER_Q
Joined: Dec 22, 2003
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Doesn't work against kethup though. Just glad it didn't get stuck that far that it went in the little space by the lens.
That totally sucked to see your K700i slide down on your plate with a little bit of leftover kethup 
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tranquil
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@shuurajou
Thanks for that tip. Very handy!
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masseur
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I still have one of those from my SLR camera days. They are excellent
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Phillipe
Joined: Dec 19, 2003
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I only use blue tack to clean the dust on the camera .....
very cheap and effective : P
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shuurajou
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On 2004-06-30 12:33:12, bico wrote:
@shuurajou: Very good and useful tip! Thanks!
But, maybe the title of this thread should be changed to Phone cameras - How to keep them clean or something like that instead, as the tip is applicable on any phone cameras... .
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Changed the topic as to your advice, I probably should have done it this way in the first place ^^;. Cheers anyway. |
tranquil
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Ricky1985
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Great Stuff! |
BlueQuill
Joined: Jul 29, 2005
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Seems good for nokia phones too
This message was posted from a Nokia |
dr_thug
Joined: Nov 11, 2004
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use ur tongue...i got this from some other thread/forum.
its by far the cheapest.
i personally use cotton buds. |
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Posted: 2004-06-30 00:30
