Need tips for buying cleaning kit for sensor and lens.


Telsoon

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Any brand to recommend and i got 1 question, which is Expensive cleaning kit vs cheapo cleaning kit.
May i know what the difference between cheap and expensive.
Thanks in advance for telling me.
 

Which kind of cleaning kit? Actually all you need is a lenspen, a microfiber cloth and a good blower.
 

Which kind of cleaning kit? Actually all you need is a lenspen, a microfiber cloth and a good blower.
Hmm i am finding a good blower and 1 more but i cant decide because i don't know what's the difference between lenspen and the swap.
For the microfiber cloth can i use those to wipe spectacles ??
 

Hmm i am finding a good blower and 1 more but i cant decide because i don't know what's the difference between lenspen and the swap.
For the microfiber cloth can i use those to wipe spectacles ??

Those aren't of very good quality. I'd suggest you get the 3M cleaning cloth, it isn't that expensive, it's a pink cloth and it works rather well for me.

Lenspen and swab? Are you talking about the Sensorklear (from Lenspen) and sensor cleaning swabs?
 

Those aren't of very good quality. I'd suggest you get the 3M cleaning cloth, it isn't that expensive, it's a pink cloth and it works rather well for me.

Lenspen and swab? Are you talking about the Sensorklear (from Lenspen) and sensor cleaning swabs?
Yup, i am looking for those pens and swab to clean my sensor.
Where you get the 3M cleaning cloth??
 

So anybody got any cleaning kit for lens and sensor to recommend. My budget is below 100.
 

Today i went down to a shop and they recommend me a blower for sensor. The blower got a sensor to filter the dust. And it cost 80 bucks, is it worth??
 

When i look in to my Sony A290 dslr body. I saw that there is a lot of dust in the sensor.
How do i clean it ?? With what equipment ??
I got recommended by some shop to use Visible dust Zeeion blower and it cost 80 bucks. Is it worth ?
Hope someone out there could help me. Thanks in advance.

Sorry for the double post, i post it at equipment discussion under the column of others, on the tread at the column of others seems to be very little people reading.
 

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I'm not sure the importance of Cleaning kit, But i would suggest getting a Dry Cabinet first, That would be a great investment to start off with.
It does really help a lot.


*Since this is on Topic, Hmm I have dust particle on my viewfinder glass ( Not sure what it's called ) , Not on the external side, but instead on the inside. It's not affecting my photos.etc it's just a little annoying to see those particles on my Inner viewfinder glass.

Is it best suggest to bring to the service center? and any Seniors can shed some light on the cleaning cost?
 

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I'm not sure the importance of Cleaning kit, But i would suggest getting a Dry Cabinet first, That would be a great investment to start off with.
It does really help a lot.


*Since this is on Topic, Hmm I have dust particle on my viewfinder glass ( Not sure what it's called ) , Not on the external side, but instead on the inside. It's not affecting my photos.etc it's just a little annoying to see those particles on my Inner viewfinder glass.

Is it best suggest to bring to the service center? and any Seniors can shed some light on the cleaning cost?
i am getting a dry cabinet this week. :)
 

Telsoon said:
Any brand to recommend and i got 1 question, which is Expensive cleaning kit vs cheapo cleaning kit.
May i know what the difference between cheap and expensive.
Thanks in advance for telling me.

Looks like u love to ask alot of questions. That's good.

If we are all amateurs, dont clean the sensors ourselves. Do it wrongly, and u can say bye bye to your cam.

Clean lens and filters is good enough. No need to clean sensors, unless u always changing lens.
 

Since u have dust on sensor, u can try the normal blower first. They call it rocket blower.

The $80 one, bluff ppl la. Forget it

Is yr cam still under warranty? If it is, bring it to Sony centre. They clean for free!!!
 

Looks like u love to ask alot of questions. That's good.

If we are all amateurs, dont clean the sensors ourselves. Do it wrongly, and u can say bye bye to your cam.

Clean lens and filters is good enough. No need to clean sensors, unless u always changing lens.
o_O, sensor is the one need to flip down 1 right?? my body is the mirror very dusty, i just bought a sensor pen brush and brush it. It turn out like a lot of finger print mark there.
if the mirror dirty never mind 1???
Since u have dust on sensor, u can try the normal blower first. They call it rocket blower.

The $80 one, bluff ppl la. Forget it

Is yr cam still under warranty? If it is, bring it to Sony centre. They clean for free!!!
No warranty le , just over a few weeks ago. T_T
So normal blower will do??
 

Looks like u love to ask alot of questions. That's good.

If we are all amateurs, dont clean the sensors ourselves. Do it wrongly, and u can say bye bye to your cam.

Clean lens and filters is good enough. No need to clean sensors, unless u always changing lens.
I don't love to ask question last time, as i am shy and scared of asking stupid question. :(
But now , asking question will answer the problem or trouble you are been thinking and next time i can assist people. =)