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Worked great for me. But only use on old camera's out of warranty as the very last option.
It worked cleaning my Nikon d5100 sensor. (5-year-old camera's sensor.) Over the years I used the hand/bulb air blower method to remove the dust. But the sensor had dust particles that seemed to be stuck. Since the camera was out of warranty and only sitting in the box for the past year.I decided to give this method a try. I was able to remove all the dust particles.Yay!I only suggest using this method if the camera is out of warranty and you have checked with the manufacturer on the cost of out of warranty repair. repair. I found lot's of manufacturers will charge you a very high price just to look at the camera and either want to charge you a repair price that is very close to the cost of a new camera body or tell you they are unable to repair the camera.I don't recommend using this method for new cameras. You should have a pro or the manufacture clean the camera for you especially if it's still under warranty. It will void the camera warranty.Good luck.
14/07/2017
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