2009-06-12T21:00:00
I must admit I'm baffled by the other person's review. This refill kit isn't perfect, but, if used properly, can result in a clean sensor. First, it's not complete by itself. You need to also get a blower. I successfully used this kit because I also bought a blower. Delkin sells a complete kit that includes a blower and a SensorScope. I can get by without the scope by taking narrow aperture shots of a plain white screen to find out where dust is. At first I had difficulty because the wands and solution left ugly streaks and sometimes new blotches on the sensor. However, I figured out that was because of user error. I learned that if I put the smallest amount of solution possible on the wand and then waited about 90 - 120 seconds to let some of it evaporate, I was able to get excellent results. The wands only work well if barely damp. By using them like that and then drying with the other end and using the blower, I was able to get a spotless sensor. It takes some getting used to, but if you're patient and persistent, you can effectively use this system. It certainly beats paying a camera shop a bunch of money to clean it professionally.
ThomasOwenM
2008-12-06T19:00:00
Rated 1 out of 5
bad quality
I bought one of these but I am absolutely disapointed with it. At first, the set was incomplete. There were not sensor wands on it. [...]. But, after a few uses of the vacuum, it worked no more. I disassembled it and discovered that every solding point was so weak that there were no trusty connection on it. Finally, in order to don't send it to the trash basket, I had to bridge the connections with a home soldering iron. Don't buy it
Nelson C.
