Lenspen SensorKlear II Sensor Cleaner LENSK1A

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I wasn’t crazy about trying this product on my D800E sensor, graphite and rubbing my sensor just rubbed me the wrong way. But the good reviews and the price drove me to try it. I literally have spent hundreds of dollars on sensor cleaning supplies and can’t believe that the least expensive turned out to be the most useful.I’ve noticed with my D800E that residue left behind by sensor cleaning liquids is clearly visible using Lightroom’s Visualize Spots feature, most noticeable with the slider setting at max. They’re popular liquids too – Eclipse and Smear Away. It took me about 10 wet swabs at $3 each before I realized I was no longer cleaning oily dirt on the sensor, but residue left behind from the previous swab. I never noticed that on my D100 and D700, but I wasn’t using Lightroom at that time either.I apprehensively tested the Sensorklear pen on 1 corner at first. Looked for graphite dust but found none. Then 2 edges, then the other 2, then the rest of the sensor. WOW! I could have cleaned with only 1 swab and used this pen to remove all of the residue. It removes it with a single swipe too, easy peasy. Won’t need to buy corner swabs either, this pen is perfect for that. And it’s REUSABLE:-)Since my purchase it’s been inside my camera about 40 times. Each time it worked as good as the first and left no residue.My only gripe is I find it awkward getting the cleaning tip to lay flush (parallel) with the sensor, so that I’ll be cleaning with the entire triangle tip and not favoring just one side of it. This could be mostly due to the camera’s cramped sensor chamber, but the articulated tip does help a lot in that regard.Great product, great price. And the fact that it’s reusable is icing on the cake.

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Lenspen LENSK1A Sensorklear IIPros:1. NoneCons:1. Will leave more debris on your sensor2 Not suited for camera sensorsImages:Image 1: dust on sensor before using the Sensorklear II penImage 2: the results of using the Sensorklear II penSuggestions:1. Redesign the tip2. I would pull the Sensorklear II from the market placeConclusion:1. Not recommended.2. I would strongly urge you not buy this item.

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Perfectly does what it should do. Lightweight, pocketable. I love the articuled design. You can actually operate it while looking through a sensor loupe! Residue (if any) is so fine, that I didn’t even need to resort to swap and liquid cleaning of the sensor.

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I got this thing expecting that it picks up dust from the sensor, but instead it somehow put MORE dust on the sensor! The part that you use to pick up dust was coated with dust right out of its enclosed tip.

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I clean my Sonys regularly, and I tried this today. It basically just ADDED more dust, which I had to then remove with what I normally use, the DSLR “German” brushes (one for each size sensor), which removed the dust added by the “Sensorklear”! Get a good blower and the German brushes!

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Works really well on my Nikon D800 , However It falls apart, leaving particles everywhere on my Nikon z7

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I followed the instructions and it works very well, removing dust on the sensor. Don’t send your camera away and waste a hundred dollars, do it yourself.

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I always carry this in my camera bag. Always. It’s the quickest and cleanest way I’ve found to clean off dust on the sensor. Unlike DSLR, which has a more exposed sensor when you lock up the mirror, mirrorless cameras have a protective glass over the sensor. This makes it more durable so you can touch it with the surface of the Sensor Klear. This picks up dust and cleans off any debris very gently and does not leave any streaks.

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Awesome tool to add in your camera bag.

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I have it for camera clean up, very good, I like it