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5 Efficient Ways to Clean a Digital Camera

admin — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 13:57:26 +0000

To clean your digital camera efficiently, follow these steps: prepare your cleaning supplies, clean the lens, clean the LCD, clean the body of the camera, and give you camera some final cleaning touches.

To take good care of your digital camera, it is necessary to clean it regularly. However, you need to ensure that your camera is safe while you clean it. You can go over your photography instructions manual to guide you on how to keep your gadget secured during cleaning. You can also refer to this list of cleaning procedures intended to give you some useful steps to clean a point-and-shoot digital camera.

Prepare your cleaning supplies

While you will not use all cleaning supplies every time you clean, it is important to have the following on hand when you clean your digital camera:

* Microfiber cloth stored in a re-sealable plastic bag to protect it from dirt and grime
* Lens cleaning paper, which is a good substitute for a cotton cloth
* Clean water or lens fluid
* A cleaning brush made of small and soft bristles.

Clean the lens

You can clean your camera while you are still at home or you can also clean it while you are out. If you at home, you can do the following:

* Open the lens cover, turn on the camera if necessary.
* Let your lens face the ground while softly blowing onto it to release dirt particles. Or, use a brush to get rid of particles.
* Using a microfiber cloth with a lens fluid for cleaning, gently remove smudges or grime from the lens, starting from the center and moving out towards the sides.

If you are already at the event location, you can still clean your lens with your cleaning supplies. Just make sure you keep them in your camera bag. Just in case you forget them, you can still clean your camera by following these tips:

* Turn on your camera if needed to open the lens.
* Blow on your lens to get rid of particles. Do not use any type of cloth or your fingers to free the lens of shingles.
* Using a very soft, clean and damp cloth, wipe your lens in a circular motion.
* Dry the lens with a cloth.

Clean the LCD

Turning off your camera when cleaning the LCD is the most applicable thing to do. This will allow you to see clearly any smudges. You can use both a small, soft cloth and a soft brush to clean the LCD.

Clean the body of the camera

First, turn off the camera. Then using a microfiber cloth and a soft brush, clean the various areas of your camera body such as the seam, the camera connector, buttons, dials, the viewfinder and the front part of the flash. A damp cloth is also useful in clearing out smudges. Just make sure to wipe the camera with a dry cloth when you are finished.

Give your camera some final cleaning touches

It is important to avoid touching the lens and the LCD of your camera. Using a lens pen is a practical way to refrain from cleaning your lens with your shirt. Lastly, you can choose to have a professional service clean your camera for you.

Samsung Reveals BX2350 and 2335 1080P Ecofriendly Displays

admin — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 16:24:43 +0000

Samsung has officially released two new eco-friendly LED monitors with the debut of the Samsung BX2350 and Samsung BX 2335 1080p LED-backlit displays. The two new LED monitors boast of a 2ms response time, 1080p resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio and Samsung’s patented Magic Return.

The Magic Return is an eco feature that allows users to easily adjust the monitor’s brightness levels depending on different energy consumption levels. This includes four-preset energy savings options.

The new 50 and 30 series monitors adhere to international energy standards and should be a neat new eco-friendly option for companies and businessmen inclined to apply some eco-friendly loving in the work place or even at home.

As most eco-friendly monitors, the new Samsung displays offer a striking feature wherein a user who is working on two monitors to move to the powered-on screen in cases of power failures or outages.

The new eco-friendly LED monitors are Samsung’s new 50 and 30 series panel displays which should offer better support for people in need of power-efficient but high resolution displays today. Pricing and availability will be announced soon.

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Samsung Wave Dummy Units Arrive at Rogers

admin — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 23:38:03 +0000

While many of you are aware that the Samsung Wave S can be purchased from Amazon, Canadians looking to get the Samsung Wave S may yet find them at Rogers and Bell soon. Samsung Wave S Dummy units have reportedly arrived in Canada already but there is no word on how much they would actually be offered.

Bell is rumored to be set to offer the Samsung Wave S phones by July 8 while Rogers is still mum on when they would be offering the Samsung Wave S although some say it could very well be within the week.

Among the specs that the Samsung Wave carries include a 1GHz CPU, a 3.3″ super AMOLED capacitive touch screen, a 5MP camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, 720p HD video recording and the bada OS.

While nothing is official or certain, Canadians may want to stay tuned from here on with regards to activities and promotions being offered by Bells and Rogers. The Samsung Wave S could be released soon!

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Asus Eee PC 4G Surf 701 Notebook

admin — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 10:25:28 +0000

Asus offers another user-friendly and portable mobile computing solution with the Asus Eee PC 4G Surf 701 notebook. This notebook should be great for work or some light entertainment like playing games and comes with features that include a 7” screen display and powered by an Intel Celeron M 900 MHz processor.

The Asus Eee PC 4G Surf 701 also comes with 512 MB DDR2 RAM, a 4GB SSD, and an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 Integrated audio with built-in speakers. It has the usual 10/100 Ethernet and is available over at Amazon.com for about $200.

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Pioneer Elite A/V Receivers Launched

admin — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 01:09:08 +0000

Pioneer announces the release of a couple of Elite A/V receivers which should perk up your home theater setup. Packed with connectivity features, Pioneer offers the VSX-30 and VSX-31 for $550 and $650 for your budget-conscious HT needs.

Among the features that these receivers come with include enhanced iPhone and iPod Touch controls and functionalities. They also boast of Bluetooth, Internet connectivity and HDMI 1.4a. iPhone and iPod touch users will be able to adjust the receiver’s audio settings with Pioneers iControlAV App which is available for free in the App Store.

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