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Peter K. Burian		Best Sensor Cleaner for digital SLRs? The most comprehensive system of sensor cleaners for digital SLR cameras, the VisibleDust product line has been expanded. A preliminary review is now available at http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/content_page.php?cid=7-7894-8331 VisibleDust updates Arctic Butterfly, adds new swabs, liquid to lineup VisibleDust this week has unveiled a retooled version of its Arctic Butterfly digital SLR sensor cleaning brush, as well as a new line of wet-clean sensor swabs and companion cleaning fluid. The Arctic Butterfly 724, VDust Formula liquid, Ultra MXD-100 and DHAP swabs join the company's already impressive range of sensor cleaning tools for the digital SLR photographer. We've been testing their new products for several weeks and have put together a first-look report. May 12, 2006 To love this question, log in above May 15, 2006

- Kerry Haines Contact Kerry Haines Kerry Haines's Gallery		Thanks Peter. I have been extremely pleased with my VisibleDust sensor cleaner. It's easy to use and very effective. To love this comment, log in above May 15, 2006

Peter K. Burian		Kerry: In most cases, all you need is the correct brush from VisibleDust. The swabs and liquids are only required if there are some really tough spots on the sensor. Thankfully, that has never happened with one of my cameras. Peter To love this comment, log in above May 15, 2006

- Kerry Haines Contact Kerry Haines Kerry Haines's Gallery		I hear ya Peter. :) Just to clarify, I was in total aggreement with your first posting. Unquestionably, VDust is a superb product that provides superior results. Have a great one! To love this comment, log in above May 15, 2006

Oliver Anderson		This is a great sensor cleaner, I thought it was very expensive till I found myself correcting photo after photo post production. Since I shoot a lot of motorsports in dusty locations this is a MUST HAVE. I live 1 mile from the Irvine service center and they service my cameras regularily but this brush saves a ton of time correcting those annoying little dust marks. Worth every penny. To love this comment, log in above May 15, 2006

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