Andoer Micnova MQ-MB100 Sensor Cleaner Static Cleaning Brush with 4 Super Bright LED Lens Pen for Canon Nikon Sony Pentax DSLRs

I am glad I achieved Since I'm relatively new to DSLR cameras, my first time cleaning the sensor with a liquid was a bit nerve wracking since I've heard horror stories of what happens if you don't have it done professionally. I couldn't find a camera store any where near me, so I would have to send it off and pay a fairly large sum to have it fixed, and then I would be without it for a very long time. A year after using my camera, I had several spots on my photos, and I was growing. It seemed like neither the blower nor the brush could move them, and they were rather large. Having watched several videos on YouTube about it, I built up the courage to take the plunge. That was good of me, two drops of the cleaner were all I needed, and just a few swipes across the sensor did the trick. I found it to be quite easy to do. In case you have never done this before, I do suggest watching how to do it, since you do need a low dust environment, which is something you can easily attain in the bathroom.

Elise Wagner

| May 22, 2021

Even though I'm comfortable with it, I'm a little nervous of touching the sensor. After cleaning, I found that there are still some dust specks in the images.

Garrett Knapp

| May 25, 2021

It is too easy for brushes to stop. However, it seems to work fine.

Julio Luna

| Mar 19, 2021

It's all going well!.

Finn Stein

| Sep 29, 2020