[13000 rpm] First of all, once you get past the high price of this and use it. You realize it's very much worth it. A sensor cleaning can cost you anywhere between $50-$80. This pays for itself in 2 uses.
It's far easier to use than the wet swabs I used before, and less worry about scratching your sensor.


On my first attempt i had 1 piece of dust, and it did take me a few minutes, it introduced more specs of dust. But it was just a simple easy experience, removing it all, no worries at all. No streaking from any liquids. The light makes it easy to see.




I wish I had this years ago, I've only just heard about it

[0.29 lb] Excellent for cleaning surface dust, effective and easy to use.

[13000 rpm] Great price and the parcel turned up here in NZ in less than 10 days. Most impressive.

[13000 rpm] This VisibleDust Brush I can count on for getting my Sony camera sensor clean almost all the time. Just a piece of dust or lint will really give you extra work to do in processing later to get the "dust spots" out of the picture. I have tried other methods like just "Blowing", but this electrostatic is much better and try to do it before I start taking pictures.

[0.29 lb] I purchased this brush with some swabs and fluid from visibledust.

At first I didn't even want to open the package because I began to think that maybe I was going to return it.

Once I experienced how difficult it is to clean with the green swabs and cmos clean liquid, I found this brush to be a necessary tool even after wet cleaning since my environment is really not so dust free.

Really, the blower (I bought from Photosol) and this brush is what should be used even with every lens change, and before and after the wet cleaning, as the swabs from visibledust often times leave little pieces of fibers.

The Brush is FAR for perfect.

Placing the aaa batteries feels like a procedure that might brake the brush as the springs feel stronger than the body construction. It really is a 20 usd electric brush and 20 usd physical brush that they sell for 150 usd.

But, there is simply no other option out there.

The spinning of the brush eliminates dust and charges the fibers. Once some dust particles are attracted to the brush it is necessary to make it spin again (not like some folks do it that they keep on trying to clean out the dust on the sensor with a brush with fibers with dust particles already on them).

A brush alone without the rotary function Would Not Do the Job.

It is an expensive but necessary item, specially if you have a Mirrorless camera. An orbit blower does not replace this brush, it complements it.

[13000 rpm] Using this product is so simple. Load AAA batteries, insert a V-Swab, add a couple a drops of VDust Plus cleaning solution (they other types of solutions) on the tip if the swab, turn it on and gentle wipe your sensor - Done! I cleaned my camera's sensor in minutes. But what really gave me the confidence to do this was VDust's videos on this product. Also the cleaner comes with a nice hard shell case perfect for storing away!

[0.29 lb] I have this device for about two months, and do far it has proven to be very effective at removing dust quickly and easily from my sensor. It's light weight and comes in a nice little carrying case, so you could bring it along with if desired. I am happy with my purchase even though it was a bit expensive. I really don't like having dust on my sensor so this is a great solution for me.