Can anyone organise MO for Visible Dust products?

Tzuen · 5th October 2004

I saw this review today and this product looks very promising for sensor cleaning:

http://robgalbraith.com/bins/content...id=7-6460-7296

http://www.visibledust.com/catalog.htm

I really don't know how to organise a MO but if someone starts one for this product I would be very interested.

Dennis · 5th October 2004

I would be interested too. have been looking for some simple to use sensor cleaner. Digital camera manufacturer should just invent sensor cleaning for their digital camera. Maybe a vacuum with some cleaning machanisium that will just mount over the lens mount and does its job efficiently when activated. Sure this is an essential item.

Darren · 5th October 2004

One step ahead of you ... have already contacted them to ask for bulk pricing. Stay tuned.

Adam Goi · 5th October 2004

Originally Posted by Darren

One step ahead of you ... have already contacted them to ask for bulk pricing. Stay tuned.

Woo!

Dennis · 5th October 2004

Great means we are going to have MO soon ??.

Originally Posted by Darren

One step ahead of you ... have already contacted them to ask for bulk pricing. Stay tuned.

Astin · 5th October 2004

+1........

yulee · 5th October 2004

Hmm, will the brush damage/scratch the CCD sensor?

limhousen · 5th October 2004

Are you guys serious??? It seems grossly overpriced.

ModelShooterz · 5th October 2004

ah finally its going ahead, i recalled that there was a thread sometime back on this and some guys expressed interest in MO but somehow or other it died down.

Originally Posted by Darren

One step ahead of you ... have already contacted them to ask for bulk pricing. Stay tuned.

KeN · 6th October 2004

what's the MO price?

Tzuen · 6th October 2004

Sweet thanks Darren. If you read the site and the reviews it seems very safe. No liquid means the brush is safer than pec pads and ecilpse. No alcohol means it can be packed for travel.

Castlesinthesky · 6th October 2004

count me in for the MO if there's any.

Dann · 6th October 2004

Me interested too if price is right

kerpalz · 6th October 2004

i'm in.... if the price is good....hahaha thanks darren for wanting to enquiry for us.....!

obviousdude · 6th October 2004

i'm probably missing something here, but it looks rather like a bunch of brushes.

like the kind i used in school for poster/water colours.

seems steep at USD$100 for a few of them.

Castlesinthesky · 6th October 2004

Originally Posted by obviousdude

i'm probably missing something here, but it looks rather like a bunch of brushes.

like the kind i used in school for poster/water colours.

seems steep at USD$100 for a few of them.

which is why there's a gallery to compare the difference between this and the typical brushes.

http://www.visibledust.com/gallery.htm

yulee · 6th October 2004

Expensive brushes for those "hard-to-get-at" places?

obviousdude · 6th October 2004

Originally Posted by Castlesinthesky

which is why there's a gallery to compare the difference between this and the typical brushes.

http://www.visibledust.com/gallery.htm

thanx

this is very interesting.

yulee · 7th October 2004

Update?

Castlesinthesky · 10th October 2004

how is the MO enquiry going? If not i'm going ahead with it myself....but still holding out for the hold of a discount....

emailed them....and got a pretty fast reply from them....

5th October 2004	#1
Tzuen Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 462	Can anyone organise MO for Visible Dust products? I saw this review today and this product looks very promising for sensor cleaning: http://robgalbraith.com/bins/content...id=7-6460-7296 http://www.visibledust.com/catalog.htm I really don't know how to organise a MO but if someone starts one for this product I would be very interested.

5th October 2004	#2
Dennis Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 3,862	I would be interested too. have been looking for some simple to use sensor cleaner. Digital camera manufacturer should just invent sensor cleaning for their digital camera. Maybe a vacuum with some cleaning machanisium that will just mount over the lens mount and does its job efficiently when activated. Sure this is an essential item.

5th October 2004	#3
Darren ClubSNAP Admin Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ClubSNAP HQ Posts: 7,473	One step ahead of you ... have already contacted them to ask for bulk pricing. Stay tuned.

5th October 2004	#6
Astin Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Astin Studio Posts: 4,724	+1........

5th October 2004	#7
yulee Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 446	Hmm, will the brush damage/scratch the CCD sensor?

5th October 2004	#8
limhousen Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 281	Are you guys serious??? It seems grossly overpriced.

6th October 2004	#10
KeN Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Guang Zhou Posts: 167	what's the MO price?

6th October 2004	#12
Castlesinthesky Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Earth,Heaven and Beyond Posts: 789	count me in for the MO if there's any.

6th October 2004	#13
Dann Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: -Not Found- Posts: 582	Me interested too if price is right

6th October 2004	#14
kerpalz Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: TheDaysMovie.com Posts: 1,887	i'm in.... if the price is good....hahaha thanks darren for wanting to enquiry for us.....!

6th October 2004	#15
obviousdude Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: West Coast of sunny Singapore Posts: 1,470	i'm probably missing something here, but it looks rather like a bunch of brushes. like the kind i used in school for poster/water colours. seems steep at USD$100 for a few of them.

7th October 2004	#19
yulee Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 446	Update?

10th October 2004	#20
Castlesinthesky Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Earth,Heaven and Beyond Posts: 789	how is the MO enquiry going? If not i'm going ahead with it myself....but still holding out for the hold of a discount.... emailed them....and got a pretty fast reply from them....