AAwipes Sensor Cleaning Swabs 16mm for APS-C Sensors DDR DSLR or SLR 20pcs

Worked fine on a Canon R7. Would use again.

Good utility swabs.

Worked perfectly in my Sony a6000

I added 2 drops of generic lens cleaner fluid to both sides. Then with a little pressure swiped to the left, flipped, then swiped right. I took a picture of the sky and was amazed at how clean it was. All the little black specs were completely gone! It's really easy to do. Don't get stressed out about it. If I can do it, anyone can. My camera is now ready for airshow season. This was the first time I cleaned the sensor since I purchased my camera in 2019.

One of the ratings they asked me for was "softness". I have no idea how soft they are. The one thing I do know (as a brand new amature photographer) is that you don't want to get any of the oils from you body onto the applicator that you'll be using on your camera sensor. I've used them muliple times now and they seem to be cleaning the sensor just as they are meant to. For the money... you get a lot of them. I really like the fact that they are individually wrapped to keep them clean and sanitized.

I use this to clean the protective glass of an APS-C sensor in an astronomy camera. They work as well as any that I've used in the past and at a lower cost.

Well made easy to use. Perfect size for my camera. Always check the size to fit your camera!I live on the beach and I'm constantly in the woods, it removed all the dirt and dust.

If you see dark shadows/marks, or, darker round, circular spots, especially in areas such as clear, cyan sky, or other bright, single-color surfaces in your digital photos, that usually means that the image sensor has been contacted by aerosols and other solid debris, like fibers, hairs, and dust. This procedure is only to be done with a fully-charged camera battery in camera because the shutter must be set to the longest time interval available to the DSLR camera (usually 30 minutes ) to retract the mirror. It must be up and out of the way to the image sensor, which is deep, near the rear plane of the camera. Do this under good, overhead lighting. Use of an Opti-Visor is strongly recommended. After carefully blowing away any solid particulate matter with a bulb or syringe type blower, you're ready to use a swab. These swabs start life dry. They're used as a "broom" of sorts to sweep away any stubborn debris on the image sensor itself. THIS IS THE CRITICALLY GENTLE PART OF THE PROCEDURE. The image sensor is extremely delicate and significant force should never be applied to it. If, however, there remain spots which may be oily or aqueous in nature, these can be removed by breathing down into the opened camera cavity and immediately using the very edge end of a fresh swab. Only when all else fails, methanol, or denatured alcohol can be used, only on the end edge of the swab. Maintain the swab vertically while sweeping in only one direction, twice. I do it L to R.

Buenisimos!

Cleaners are great

Great camera sensor cleaners. Expensive for no good reason. Its just a cotton/fiber end. Cleans very good with iso.

They should send wet and dry wipes, but THEY DON'Tso make sure to get sensor cleaning solution separately

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