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from Bellevue, WA on 2/3/2011
Comments about Pentax Pentax Image Sensor Cleaning Kit, O-ICK1:
I've been using this Cleaning Kit for 5 months! And it worked great!!! I have Pentax K-x camera and once I noticed a dot that appeared on my pictures... I made a research about sensor cleaning devises, also I checked my camera manual ans they advised to use this cleaning kit.
It worth money I spent on it!
from Mesa, AZ on 1/12/2011
Comments about Pentax Pentax Image Sensor Cleaning Kit, O-ICK1:
Worked great and easy to use.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Texas on 10/31/2010
Comments about Pentax Pentax Image Sensor Cleaning Kit, O-ICK1:
I had never cleaned my sensor and was somewhat nervous about doing so. The Pentax Sensor cleaning kit was simple and easy to use.
By following the instructions I safely cleaned my sensor.
[1 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Pentax Pentax Image Sensor Cleaning Kit, O-ICK1:
This stick really works, I just cleaned sensor in my Pentax K10D and I am really happy with the results.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Pleasanton , CA on 2/6/2010
Comments about Pentax Pentax Image Sensor Cleaning Kit, O-ICK1:
This stick really works!
Before :(
After :)
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Pittsburgh, PA on 1/10/2010
Comments about Pentax Pentax Image Sensor Cleaning Kit, O-ICK1:
Used with Pentax K10D to remove stubborn dust specks from sensor that resisted being blown away with bulb blower. After three dabs, the dust was cleared. Possibly overpriced considering what it actually consists of, but it is much less stressful and expensive than sending camera out for a "professional" cleaning.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Boston, Mass. U. S. A. on 12/30/2008
Comments about Pentax Pentax Image Sensor Cleaning Kit, O-ICK1:
[...] Between my camera's self-cleaning system and this I seldom need to use a wet cleaning system designed for my tin oxide coated CCD sensor (many of these fluids are not allowed on plains).