Cleaning Supply - What's In Your Bag?

[MotifOne]

I'm starting out with some new gear, and I've read a lot of different options for cleaning. I thought I might ask around here and see what people are using. Products you like, products you don't like. The names of the brand you use might be helpful to others to:

Lens: (blower? fluid? microfiber?)

UV Filter (same as lens I imagine)

Sensor: (blower of choice? wet method? brush?)

Let's see what we come up with...

[BrandonSi]

I'm starting out with some new gear, and I've read a lot of different options for cleaning. I thought I might ask around here and see what people are using. Products you like, products you don't like. The names of the brand you use might be helpful to others to:

Lens: (blower? fluid? microfiber?)

UV Filter (same as lens I imagine)

Sensor: (blower of choice? wet method? brush?)

Let's see what we come up with...

I carry my eclipse solution and the wipes I got from the copper hill site, as well as the copper hill sensor tool.. This works great for me as far as cleaning lenses and the sensor.. Only down side is I can't fly with the eclipse solution, but that's pretty standard for any liquids..

[MotifOne]

I carry my eclipse solution and the wipes I got from the copper hill site, as well as the copper hill sensor tool.. This works great for me as far as cleaning lenses and the sensor.. Only down side is I can't fly with the eclipse solution, but that's pretty standard for any liquids..

I've heard good things about the Copperhill. I'll look into it -- as the Visible Dust kit seems pretty pricey.

[coreypolis]

I carry my eclipse solution and the wipes I got from the copper hill site, as well as the copper hill sensor tool.. This works great for me as far as cleaning lenses and the sensor.. Only down side is I can't fly with the eclipse solution, but that's pretty standard for any liquids..
+1 and a gittoz rocket blower. though I hardly ever use them unless the dust starts showing up in f/1.8-8 I'll hardly ever shoot past that.

[Jon]

Lens Pen, Microfiber cloth, lens paper and a small Rocket Blower.