This is what my sensor looked like after using the rocket blaster to blow the biggest dust away - I'd say it got about 20 or 30% of the dust off the sensor.
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A frequent photoblog with select favorites of my photographs. Subjects are typically nature, landscape, astrophotos, existing light.
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- H2O abstract
- Project Mercury
- Missile Guidance Computer
- Heatshield from GT-2 MOL test flight
- GT-2
- Command Module interior
- Kitty Hawk
- LC 34 in stereo - free viewing version
- LC 34 in stereo, anaglyph version
- In memory of the Apollo 1 crew
- LC 34
- Mercury-Redstone Stereo 3D - free view version
- Mercury Redstone in 3D
- Mercury Redstone
- Liberty Bell 7
- LM Trainer
- VAB
- Apollo CSM
- Saturn V F-1 engine
- Launch Control Center, Apollo 8
- Top view, Saturn V
- LM at 15 feet, down at zero....
- Launch Complex 39A
- Last steps on Earth...
- The business end of a Saturn V rocket
- Launch pad 39B
- Stormy sunset
- Sensor cleaning - the before picture
- sensor cleaning after using rocket blaster
- Sensor cleaning - after copper hill wet cleaning
- Another day another sunset
- Stormy sunset
- Another sunset
- Moonlit domes
- Sunset
- Flowing water
- Santa Cruz River
- Butterfly macro
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