Types Of Digital Camera Sensors

Essential item for cleaning digital camera sensors

Super cheap way to protect your lens. Digital camera sensors are not as easily, if at all, bothered by UV light. The filter fit perfectly on my Nikkor lens.

Does a good job of blowing dust off of lens elements and digital sensors without introducing new particles. Vastly superior to generic blowers, but is not the be-all, end-all (should be used as a part of a complete cleaning system). Obviously won't remove smudges, but doesn't claim to be able to. A little large for a small camera bag, but I don't often have to clean my camera in the field if I do it before hand.

Allows me to see what I'm doing when I clean dusk from my camera sensors.

These wipes are my go-to cleaning material for all things photographic. I have cleaned digital sensors, filters, lenses and cameras with Pec-Pads, in every case assured of a smooth and lint-free non-scratching experience. They can be used as is, or dipped in pure methanol for greater effect, particularly on sensor and lens glass. I do only use a wipe for a brief period before throwing it out as accumulated dirt and grime works against you. Also excellent as eye glass cleaners.

Black satin is one of my favorite diffusion filters and I think it looks great with digital sensors. It will bloom the highlights so you need to be careful in that regard but I think the black satin does a good job of not smearing the image too much while making skin look smoother. I would recommend taking a look at the sample footage from Tiffen before using to get an idea of how the filter affects the image. The only thing I would say is I wish B&H had the 1/2 black satin available in the store as well so that people could actually compare the product before buying.

Detailed directions and a complete cleaning kit for digital SLR sensors. The SensorScope enabled viewing and removal of a speck from the sensor that occured during a lense change and was showing up on all images. Problem solved.

I've missed the wide angle lenses since going digital with the APS c sized sensors, and this one is certainly wide. I bought it mainly for landscape and scenics and gives me a view on my 50d and XTi like I've never had.

Digital sensors dont really need UV filters, but I always use one to keep the lens clean and for a minimal amount of protection. Quick delivery and good service from B&H.

I've been using Pec-Pads for a few years now, and I originally bought them to clean the sensors in my digital cameras. I've heard that Pec-Pads are manufactured in a clean room, so I can trust them when I clean my sensors with them. And they also work great for cleaning your lenses with too.