📷 Ultimate UES Sensor Cleaning Kit: 14 X 24mm Swabs + 15ml Sensor Cleaner for Full-Frame Digital Cameras Review

Switch from DSLR housing to any mirrorless housing. Your first lesson will be that sensor dust is a constant problem when you have more than one lens. I don't live in a terribly dusty environment. just the opposite. much rain. Even with a built-in vibration cleaner on the screen and atomic rubber air blasters. In 6 months I have had to use more cleaner on my Sony A7 and 6500 than I have on Nikon DSLRs in years. The costs are reasonable. So the value is good as you will most likely use them a…

Nikon D600 and D750 sensors that have not been cleaned for over a year. Needless to say, the sensors on both were stained and required some maintenance. Just out of personal preference, I chose to use the Eclipse solution instead of the UES sensor solution that came with the tampons. It took me around 4-5 tries with each camera, but the UES dabs got the job done without damaging or scratching the sensors. Looking at the test images on a 24-inch monitor, I was pleased to see that 99% of the…

At first I was afraid to use the solution that came with the kit after reading the reviews. But the dust properties on my sensor are very persistent. I ended up using half the swaps because a very tricky spot was a bug. After the third try I had to stop. Although I fear it will be too difficult to repeat the whole process over and over again, I did it anyway. And now my die is very clean except for one spot that can easily be touched up with Photoshop. The spatula fits my Canon EOS 5D MK II's…