[jonnypb]

Video here

[stevegreen]

Thats all pretty much common sense IMO..........amazing what people make videos of isn't it.

Love the way it says canon DSLR in brackets too.........like it's going to be any different for a Nikon/Pentax/Olympus etc.

[jonnypb]

Originally Posted by stevegreen

Thats all pretty much common sense IMO..........amazing what people make videos of isn't it.

thats what i thought but a dslr newbie might find it useful

[senu]

Originally Posted by stevegreen

Thats all pretty much common sense IMO..........amazing what people make videos of isn't it.

Love the way it says canon DSLR in brackets too.........like it's going to be any different for a Nikon/Pentax/Olympus etc.

True . however a newbee put off lens changing by scare stories of dust to the insides of a DSLR might find it demystifying and better seen than described

[Yandros]

Originally Posted by senu

True . however a newbee put off lens changing by scare stories of dust of the insides of a DSLR might find it demystifying and better seen than described

Very true. Incidentally, I came across a site with some very careful tests of the 400D anti-dust, and the conclusion was that it was pretty useless. The most it does is move the dust around a bit

[AceAceBaby]

Originally Posted by stevegreen

Thats all pretty much common sense IMO..........amazing what people make videos of isn't it.

Love the way it says canon DSLR in brackets too.........like it's going to be any different for a Nikon/Pentax/Olympus etc.

Wouldn't someone with a Nikon risk breaking their stuff if they twist their lenses the same way? Nikons "go the other way" right?

[ush flynn]

they do indeed

[Astaroth]

ok, it was a serious video... was expecting at least hammers

[jonnypb]

Originally Posted by Astaroth

was expecting at least hammers

that would have been good

[Manic78]

I don't need this angle grinder then?

Bugger.