Wow! Simply Wow!

With a mixture of dust and condensation I have the sensor of my 6D really eingesaut. In some experiments with compressed air cans I have such a beautiful filming conjured on the sensor that a "white" image at f22 about 1/3 of the area had gray veil of up to 3 f-stops and in addition 2-3 dozen black dots in the dust this soup. That was something I had never seen and with each can of spray that would have been supposedly suited at least to remove the dust, it got worse.

This cleaning rods I got the whole again. Because I wanted to be careful, I have only a very moist and wiped made without pressure. Then I let the sensor to dry for 10 minutes and had almost all the streaks and almost all dust particles away. Then I took a second rod and with a little more pressure (such as the bar would be a Brillenputztuch roughly) wiped and again 10 minutes waiting. After that, everything was great. I'm excited.

The liquid can be applied easily by holding the open bottle on the corners of the cloth and each one filled shortly. There is more than ample detergent there.