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Photographic Solutions Eclipse E2 CCD Sensor Cleaner, 2 Oz. Bottle | 
| Brand: Photographic Solutions
List Price: $9.50
Buy New: $7.90
You Save: $1.60 (17%)
New (5) from $7.90
Rating:  9 reviews
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
MPN: E2DCS
UPC: 795122125112
EAN: 0795122125112
ASIN: B00104QMQ6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Highest purity sensor cleaner available for Tin Oxide coated sensors. |
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Product Description
E2 cleaner for use with the new Sony Alpha and Canon 400D Tin Oxide coated sensors. Dries instantly - with no residue. Do NOT use on lenses or other critical optics. CCD Sensor Guarantee Photographic Solutions, Inc. guarantees that its Sensor Swab and Eclipse products will cause no damage to the CCD or CMOS sensor when used in accordance with the i nstructions provided by the camera manufacturer and/or Photographic Solutions, Inc. (PS) If it is determined that these products cau sed physical damage to the sensor, PS will reimburse the camera owner for the full cost of repairsupon presentation to PS of proof o f purchase, camera manufacturer's repair invoice and the damaged sensor. Use of non-approved methods, procedures or products will vo id this warranty. This warranty will cover any camera whether or not that manufacture recommends our products or not and is good in any country.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 GREAT product when used as recommended! A+image sensor cleaner! May 2, 2008
Michael Boyd (Cobleskill, NY)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
After having used a few bursts of air via a can of Beseler Duster to attempt to remove small but visible particles from my Nikon D70's sensor, I noticed that the spray of ice-cold air left a powdery residue on the sensor. After quickly wiping the excess off with a dry cotton swab (not recommended EVER), I then hastily took a few test shots to ensure that the camera was still okay. All seemed to be well, that is, until I shot some snowy scenes with lighter exposed areas. Upon close inspection, I noticed that each of those lighter exposed areas contained a very uneven and light pink wash. As you can imagine, I felt rather devastated thinking that I had ruined my D70's ability to take clear images. However, I then read an article in a photo magazine about cleaning digital camera sensors. The article's author reviewed and recommended Eclipse Swabs (sized per chart on their manufacturer's website) coupled with the appropriate accompanying optic cleaning solution - E2 for my specific camera sensor (also per that same chart). I should add that the article's author advised performing ANY sensor cleaning with caution and only per the letter of said manufacturer's instructions ("guaranteed" when used as directed). Not wanting to send my camera to an authorized Nikon dealer for cleaning and such (due to loss of time shooting and the expense of it all), I bit the bullet and tried Eclipse #2 Swabs and the E2 solution. The directions were clear to follow and the results were, well, even BETTER than advertised. Not only did swabbing my sensor completely clean off all visible dust and debris, it also removed the haze left by the Beseler Duster product (this latter benefit being a bonus for me since it surely was not claimed as such by the manufacturer). Incidentally, do not EVER use any of those cans of air to clean your camera's sensor! They simply are not designed for camera sensors and will likely ruin them - I think I just got lucky in other words. I would readily rate Eclipse Swabs and the E2 cleaning solution a "10" on a scale from 1-10. Its a GREAT product, quite the time and money-saver when used with caution and as directed. Using just two of the twelve included swabs in the -admittedly pricey- box per each cleaning, I still have enough remaining product to perform five more cleanings. This was my first such needed cleaning in the almost three years that I've owned my Nikon; I always hold the camera front towards the ground when changing lenses as is recommended.
 Good enough to clean sensors October 30, 2007
Artem Meshcheryakov
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Used jointly with sensor swabs type 2 to clean Nikon D80 sensor. Nothing special, I have almost whole bottle left. I spent 5 swabs to clean my sensor for a first time. Experience - all you need.
Better than Eclipse for recent Nikon DSLRS March 30, 2008
E. K. Arnold (yay area, usa)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Recent Nikon DSLRS like the d80 and d300 have an ITO coating on the sensor, which can be scratched with regular Eclipse (methyl alcohol). so if you have one of those cameras, you need this to clean your sensor. remember, a little dab will do ya.
Best product you can buy for cleaning CCD Sensors. April 5, 2008
K. juranek (Wray , CO)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A product that even a Novice can use to properly clean your CCD sensor. Allmost impossable to screw up if used with Eclipse swabs. If you can chew bubblegum and walk at the same time you can clean your Digital Cameras CCD yourself. Would recommend the kit to start out with so you will have all the supplys you will need. Does not leave any residue on your Sensor.
Mistake May 4, 2008
Fred Higgs (Nampa, Idaho USA)
I bought this problem not knowing that I can't use it on my Canon 5D CMOS. but it works fine on my Rebel XTI CCD.
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