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Ihr Warenkorb ist leerDer kleine schwarze Rocket Air Blaster entfernt mühelos Staub und Schmutz von Kameras, Objektiven und Filtern mit einem kraftvollen Luftstoß Aus Gummi. Enthält ein Einwegventil, um zu verhindern, dass Blaster Staub einatmet und ihn wieder auf Ihre Ausrüstung verteilt.
nLiez
Bewertet in Deutschland am 12. August 2024
Nachdem wir schon die große Rakete hatten, brauchten wir für unterwegs noch die kleine.Ist auch sehr Leistungsstark.
Bruce Wilson
Bewertet in Australien am 11. Juni 2024
Works extremely well
Client d'
Bewertet in Frankreich am 21. April 2024
Indispensable dans un sac photo
Andreea
Bewertet in Deutschland am 23. Oktober 2023
Very good product ! original GIOTOS !!
Burkhard
Bewertet in Deutschland am 17. Oktober 2023
Ich fotografiere Pilze und Insekten im Bodenbereich. Da kommt schon mal ein Stäubchen auf`s Objektiv.Mit dem handlichen Püster kriegt man es leicht und locker weg.
Max Aigner
Bewertet in Deutschland am 10. Dezember 2023
Habe bereits eine große Giotto Rocket, die kleine ist genauso gut verarbeitet und hat nur minimal weniger power, und ist perfekt für den vollgestopften Fotorucksack
GrunRad
Bewertet in Deutschland am 1. November 2023
Diese Mini-Version bietet fast alle Vorzüge des großen Giottos-Blasebalgs (praktische Form, Filterventil) in komprimierter Form. Der erzielbare Luftstoß ist klarerweise geringer als beim großen Giottos, aber im Gegenzug ist der kleine Rocket Air Blaster viel handlicher und passt wohl in fast jede Fototasche. Die Gummi-Kugel hat übrigens einen Durchmesser von 55 mm.Ich verwende diesen kleinen Rocket Blaster auch, um Staub von Kleinbild-Negativen und -Dias vor dem Scannen wegzupusten - das klappt einwandfrei.
Candid Reviewer
Bewertet in den USA am5. Juni 2017
This "Giottos AA1920 Rocket Air Blaster Small-Black" is an outstanding air blaster for its size. Compared with other "free" or low-cost products of this type that I've tried, this one is considerably more durable, blasts noticeably more air, and is ideal in size (small enough to be portable, large enough to be easy to operate with good air volume). It stands about 5 inches tall (including the long red straw tip) and is approximately 2.5" in diameter. That means it fits easily into relatively small travel packs/cases like my Thule Perspektiv Compact Sling bag and takes up approximately the same space as a mid-size prime lens. The weight is almost imperceptible, yet the dust-blasting performance is great. The price is great, too, for a product this well-made and convenient. If you're looking for a travel-friendly air blaster to clear dust and debris off your lenses and camera sensor, this is highly recommended!A note about air blasters: If you're not sure why you would want this, trust me: Whenever you can blow your lenses clean INSTEAD of wiping them (even if you use the softest microfiber cloth available), it is much better to use air. Whereas wiping the lens can leave smudges or stray fuzz/threads--or in the worst case, can scratch your lens due to an embedded grain of sand or hard debris--the air is gentle, causes no smudging, and leaves no residue. Sooner or later, you will have an oily smudge or water spot that has to be wiped, but 99% of the time, I find that the only cleaning my lens needs is to air-blast away a stray fuzzy or thread that came from the interior of my camera case. And ESPECIALLY if you shoot photos near the beach, desert, or other dry/sandy environment, this air blaster will eventually save you scratches on your lens or on your protective filter (if you use UV/Skylight filters to protect the lens), as it is inevitable that a grain of sand will get on your lens at some point, and wiping is the worst thing you can do to get rid of it. I hope that advice helps! If you've never tried an air blaster or only ever used the low-quality freebies that come with some "package deals" when you buy a new camera, give this one a try. It's great!
Chris P. Bacon
Bewertet in Kanada am 27. Oktober 2016
I just received mine today and I LOVE it! I initially purchased the Large version of this item, without looking at the product's dimensions - sadly the Large size is much too big to fit into my camera bag as something I'd be able to always have with me, but I still kept the Large version because it is substantially more powerful than this Small size which makes it great for blowing dust off my sensor when I'm at home. But this Small version is perfect for taking with me, since it easily fits into my camera bag. It's great for blowing dust off the front and rear glass of my lenses, and is also very useful for blasting dirt off my DSLR's mirror and interior. It's true that this Small version has a lot less blowing power than the Large version, so it may not remove any stuck-on dirt or dust, but it works wonders for anything loose. The best feature of this blower (in my opinion, at least) is the valve that prevents it from sucking in dust that you're blowing out - both the Small and Large versions include this feature, which makes it one of the best air blasters on the market that I've used or seen. Cannot recommend this item enough! If you aren't concerned with being able to always carry it with you, and you care more about power, I would suggest choosing the Large version instead. But if you want one that you can easily fit into your camera bag, this Small version is definitely the one to get!
IT Crowd
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 31. Januar 2013
This is the smallest of the Giottos "rocket" blowers. Operation is simple, just squeeze the bulb to generate a blast of air to blow dust off your camera lens. The "rocket fins" let you stand it up so the nozzle has no chance of picking up dirt or mud that might block the hole or transfer to your lens. They also have holes in that you could use to attach the blower to a neck, camera or bag strap.It is obviously less effective than its bigger brothers, it holds less air and there's less to grip to aim and hold it steady. You need to pump it a little harder, and it requires some practice to keep the nozzle pointing in the right direction as you squeeze it. I find it best to close my hand around it, almost making a fist, with the nozzle sticking out at a right angle to my fingers.If size is no issue, better to buy the bigger versions. But if you are short of space in your camera bag, or you want something unintrusive that you can hang on a neck or camera strap - then this is ideal. Once I got the hang of using it, I've found it very effective for keeping my lenses etc dust-free out in the field.
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