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Sensor cleaners

Delkin SensorScope Travel Kit

£71/$56

www.delkindevices.com

Delkin’s kit is equipped to remove loose particles and stubborn contaminants. The SensorBulb blower puffs dust away, albeit in the same uncontrolled manner as any blower, meaning dust can just be blown around and onto the sensor, not necessarily off it.

Should this happen, you can always switch to the included cleaning swabs and solution. You get 15 double-ended wands and a decent supply of streak-free fluid, but the results are mixed. The wands have a tendency to simply move some particles across the sensor, rather than picking them up.

An LED loupe is included in the kit and it shines brightly into the camera chamber, however, we found the sensor surface to be slightly out of focus when compared to the LensPen loupe, and annoyingly there’s

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