When you whisk lightly across the sensor with a freshly charged brush, the charge on the bristles attracts the dust from the sensor, removing all non-welded dustThe D-SLR Brush® kit comes complete with 1 D-SLR Brush® & 3 ChamberSwabs® packaged inside of a polyurethane tube for protection and storage while traveling If you are on the fence as to which chemical to buy, go with the Beta Optical Cleaning Fluid just because it is travel (TSA) friendly
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Although a sensor inspection loupe isn’t required for sensor cleaning, it sure makes the process so much faster and less frustrating than having to shoot test imagesWhen a blower alone isn’t enough to remove the dust from your sensor, the next logical step in the sensor cleaning process is to use a dry method For accomplishing a dry method sensor cleaning we have included three of the best tools; a SensorKlear I Pen, a D-SLR Sensor Brush (no batteries required) and a Micnova MQ-MB100 Sensor Cleaning Brush (batteries included) For the other 10% or so, you are going to need a wet method and for this we have included twelve of the very best quality swabs and only swabs made in the USA: the Alpha Premium Sensor Cleaning Swabs by The Dust Patrol For the wet cleaning solution, we include Beta Optical Cleaning Solution which is the best non-flammable sensor cleaning solution on the market As well as the light, the battery powers a small motor that spins the brush to electrostatically charge its bristles to attract dirt
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No matter how well you take care of your DSLR or mirrorless camera, at some point or another, there will come a time when dust and dirt accumulate on your sensor While a single piece here or there won’t necessarily harm your camera or even affect your images, it’s still good practice to clean off your sensor every once in a while Your camera’s sensor is covered by a clear filter, so while the process is called “sensor cleaning,” you won’t actually be making contact with the sensor at all It’s still important to be careful, as you don’t want to risk damage to the filter, and going about it the wrong way could make it even dirtier Many cameras have a built-in sensor cleaning option, so give that a shot first (most cameras with this option can also be programmed to do it automatically at startup or shutdown) On a DSLR, you’ll still have the mirror box and shutter in the way, so you’ll need to find the option in you camera’s menu to lock the mirror up for sensor cleaning (this may require a fully-charged battery) If you put the cleaning solution directly on your sensor, there’s a chance it could leak through the filters and end up damaging your camera