Product Description

ECLIPSE lens cleaner is the highest purity lens cleaner available. It dries as quickly as it can be applied leaving absolutely no residue. When used with PEC PAD photo wipes, it is possible to clean only the portion of lens which is dirty eliminating "hazy swirls". Dispense several drops onto a clean, folded PEC PAD and lightly wipe surface in a single direction. Refold pad to expose a clean side and re-wipe as necessary. Other lens tissues may not work as well, and some experimentation may be required.

Product Details

• Brand: Photographic Solutions
• Model: ECDCS
• Dimensions: .10 pounds

Features

• The ONLY Wet Method Endorsed By ANY Camera Manufacturer
• GUARANTEED NOT TO SCRATCH YOUR SENSOR
• Photographic Solutions, Inc. guarantees that their Products will cause no damage to your sensor.
• Made In the USA

Customer Reviews

Works as advertised but be careful!
I use this cleaner on my Canon 20d (along with the swabs of the same brand) and it removes every single mote of dust. But be careful! I found out the hard way the cleaning solution will eat through finishes on furniture.

Here is a useful bit of information: it can be VERY difficult to clean
your sensor enough so that dust doesn't show when you use WIDE angle
lenses. Just be aware when you start testing your cleaning abilities
by cycling through your lenses and you see dust spots with the wide
angled ones you didn't hurt anything, it's just the nature of those
lenses to show that stuff. The best way forward is to learn how
to use the correction tools in Photoshop to fix the blotches when they
appear.

Squeeky Clean ...
The Eclipse Cleaner System is a must buy. Quick and easy way to get your sensor and/or lenses clean. Needs to be used with lint free swabs which are included in the kit.

Works well but....
This cleaner works well for CCD sensors on my D200 but I realized that there is TIN oxide coating with the later generation CMOS sensors for D300 and Nikon D3 that might not be very compatible with this cleaner....hence I have not used this anymore. I am now using E2 for the newer generation nikon cameras.