How-To | Maintaining Your Camera Gear

Daniel shares expert tips on maintaining your camera gear, both indoors and outdoors. Whether you're capturing content in a studio or braving the elements, proper maintenance is crucial for optimal performance and longevity of your equipment.
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[@thomastuorto9929]

Opps. I'm guilty of a couple of these. Like leaving my camera bag in my vehicle & live about a 1/2 mile from a big saltwater bay. Hardly ever run the AC (don't really like ac that much) in the summer in my condo or vehicle. So far been pretty lucky. Another week & all my camera & lenses which were purchased at the same time will be 8 years old. Since shooting a lot of wildlife, BIF the last 4 years I would guess I have over a 100k shutter count (with about a 80% throw away rate) on the ole D810. Probably purchase a D850 or maybe a Z8 or Zf to use with my F-mount lenses.
Cleaned my sensor only twice. First time was after about 6-1/2 yrs & just a couple of months ago. Both times I ended up using wipes on the swabs that came with the sensor cleaning kit. The drops & sensor swabs did (or I most likely) did a terrible job. Not sure the swab was wet enough. For the first 6 years I wouldn't change lenses outside. I would go back to the ole pickup & do it inside with the doors shut. Would of sent it to Nikon for service before they stopped supporting the D810 back in Dec 2023 but really didn't have the $$$. Happy shooting to all.

[@DanielRodriguez-fg5ll]

Interesting but why would you blow air on the front element looking up. you are just making the dust back. use gravity on your side, and blow it facing down.

[@Dehancer]

Bonjour, votre chaîne est très informative.
Nous aimerions collaborer, si vous êtes intéressés laisser nous un moyen de vous contacter.
Merci!