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Sep 27, 2007 06:53 |  #1

I have always used Eclipse to clean my 20D/30D sensor and presume it will be ok for the 1DMK3 if ever I should need to? I only ask as I read there is another version of Eclipse and I cant find the info as to what it is for. Warehouse Express only sells the original bottle.


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Sep 27, 2007 06:59 |  #2

racketman wrote in post #4017639 (external link)
I have always used Eclipse to clean my 20D/30D sensor and presume it will be ok for the 1DMK3 if ever I should need to? I only ask as I read there is another version of Eclipse and I cant find the info as to what it is for. Warehouse Express only sells the original bottle.

This page from the manufacturer of Eclipse (external link) should answer your question.

The "Type #" column, by the way, refers to the size of the Sensor Swab to use with each camera.


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Sep 27, 2007 07:07 |  #3

thanks, E2 it is then. I wonder if VDust Plus is also suitable?


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Sep 27, 2007 07:13 |  #4

By the way, the best source I have found to buy the products is The Filter Connection (external link). They have been very responsive for my orders.


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