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For
CCD & CMOS
ECLIPSE lens cleaner is the highest purity lens cleaner
available, containing less than 5 parts per million (ppm) of
contamination (the whitish residue left after evaporation) It
dries as quickly as it can be applied leaving absolutely no
residue, making it the only recommended cleaner for CCD and
CMOS sensor cleaning when used with Sensor
Swabs. When used with PEC*PAD photo wipes, Eclipse is also safe and ideal for lens and filter
cleaning.
Eclipse is intended all digital sensors and all critical optics.
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ECLIPSE
is the recommended optical glass cleaner for Tokina Hoya Kenko
USA, the US distributor for Hoya filters and Tokina lenses.
Used by
Hassleblad USA
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For
lenses & other optics
When used with PEC*PAD photo wipes,
it is possible to clean only the portion of lens which is dirty
eliminating "hazy swirls". Dispense several drops onto
a clean, folded PEC*PAD and lightly wipe surface in a single direction.
Refold pad to expose a clean side and re-wipe as necessary. Other
lens tissues may not work as well, and some experimentation may
be required. Each box contains a 59 ml. (2 fl. oz.) bottle with
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Fuji recommends Eclipse and Sensor
Swabs for cleaning their S1, S2 & S3 Digital Pro
Cameras!
S1 PDF instructions
S2 PDF
instructions |
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Leica Camera AG recommends Eclipse Optic Cleaner and Sensor Swab
Type 3 for cleaning the sensor of the
LEICA DIGITAL-MODUL-R " |
PEC*PAD
is not recommended for cleaning the CCD. It is not the same material
used in the Sensor Swabs. PSI does not approve or warranty the
CCD or any camera part from any damage caused by using non approved
products |
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Traveling by air with ECLIPSE:
Here is the latest reply from TSA, dated 15 JUNE 2007 regarding flying with Eclipse liquid in carry-on. If you can understand whether either is specifically allowed or not allowed, please let me know. I cannot make that determination based on the info they provide. TSA's reply and my original question follows below, unedited except for removing my email address.
Click here for the TSA information
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