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What is the most cost effective way to remove dust? I've just been using Capture One's healing tool, so I got to wondering if there was something else I could use that was good, but wasn't as expensive, because that's effectively all I use it for anymore. What do you guys use?
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>>4341289
I don't use C1 but it should have something like "mass dust off" option using a "dust off reference photo"
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>>4341299
There is a dust removal tool, but unless I'm misunderstanding it, it's just a slower version of the heal tool
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try blowing on it that's free
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>>4341289
Just keep your tools clean ffs.



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