📷 APSC-16 DSLR or SLR Digital Camera Sensor Cleaning Swabs for APS-C Type Sensors (14 Swabs and 15ml Sensor Cleaner) by UES Review

I needed to clean the sensor of an old camera that had accumulated dust. I didn't want to dry it, and I didn't need all the other components of some cleaning kits. This kit gave me plenty of swabs, an effective cleaning solution that didn't smudge or streak, and swabs that didn't damage the sensor or generate excessive static electricity. I would recommend and buy again if needed.

I've cleaned (tried) my sensors before and the results were, well, disappointing. My sensors were so dirty my photos looked like angry black snow was falling. So I tried these tampons. Three cameras later, two showed less than four small spots each, and the third was flawless. I was amazed. Very easy to use. Comes with cleaning solution, swab and instructions. This is for APS-C sensors. Should not be used on full frame sensors. I will definitely buy again.

Works great, cleaned sensor well on my A6400. A few tips, buy a kit with a blower. The fan turned out to be much better than expected, being rubber rather than plastic and delivering more blowing power. Use a blower to clean the sensor as much as possible, just put a few drops on the swab and do two passes in opposite directions, each time using the other end of the swab as directed. Do a dry pass as the instructions say, but I always skip this step.

Works very well. Have used it twice to clean the sensor and am very happy with this product. I have a Nikon D5500 and have been using it a lot in the field and noticed that my sensor gets dirty quite often and decided to give this product a try. Was glad I did. Compared with the store, the price difference. The store usually sells this for $50-60, but here I can order in bulk for the same price. I understand the importance of supporting Box Stores, but you can't argue with quality and price.

I was looking for a product that would allow me to clean my astro cameras sensors when I replace the internal dryer. Even the tiniest bits of dust show up in the shots unless you use calibration frames and software to clean them up in post-processing, and even then they don't always clean up perfectly. Regular blowers or swabs didn't help - a clean wipe with the wet side and then the other dry side left it 100% dust and stain free. I'm sure it will work for my DSLR too if sensor cleaning is…

Struggled with dust spots on the Nikon D750 matrix and decided to try it. Following T.'s instructions, I took a swab and opened a bottle of cleaning solution, dripped 1-2 drops in and it DROPPED ON ME, TAMP, MY DESK AND ALMOST INTO MY CELL! It could DESTROY MY CAMERA! As you can see in the picture, when I unscrewed the cap, the dropper remained in the cap. I had to pull it out with tongs, but it wouldn't stay in the bottle. Every time I screw it on it gets stuck in the lid. The solution and…