Amateur Photographer review

November 24th, 2007

Richard Sibley answers common questions when it comes to sensor cleaning with the SensorScope Cleaning System...read more

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San Diego Union Tribune

April 23, 2007

Devices for removing dust from the image sensor of a digital, single-lens-reflex camera are usually promoted by emphasizing the need for regular cleaning. Delkin, however, suggests that its SensorScope is mainly intended to limit cleaning. This device is a modified five-times-power magnifying lens for checking sensors to see if they're in fact dirty. Excessive cleaning of the sensors' delicate surfaces can cause permanent damage that shows up as darkened areas in images....

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New York Times

March 29, 2007

Because SensorScope users need to look inside their cameras, there are four light-emitting diodes that light up the sensor’s surfaces, assuming that the camera has been set to a cleaning mode that raises its viewing mirror and locks open the shutter. Some cameras, as well as some photographers’ vision, may require that the device be moved up and down for focusing....

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Macworld Review

March 12, 2007

PMA: Keep an eye on your sensor By Kelly Turner It’s probably a well-known fact among the digital photography crowd attending the PMA trade show in Las Vegas, but less so among the growing number of photo enthusiasts turning to higher-end cameras—dirt and gunk can build up on the sensor of your digital SLR. As my colleague Christopher Breen noted in a column from last year in which he talked about the tricky process of cleaning out a digital-camera sensor:

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