Camera-and-Photography Info - BrushOFF Sensor Cleaning Brush

Features:

Designed in conjunction with and engineered to NASA specs
Unique blend of fibers designed to neutralize charged dust particles AND to neutralize the sensor surface to prevent further dust attraction
Detachable grounding cable
Retractable shaft to protect brush when not in use
Protective cap

Accessories:

PEC-PAD Lint Free Wipes 4"x4" 100per/Pkg
Eclipse Cleaning System Solution

Related Items:

• PEC-PAD Lint Free Wipes 4"x4" 100per/Pkg
• Giottos AA1900 Large Rocket Blaster
• Eclipse Cleaning System Solution
• Photographic Solutions Eclipse E2 CCD Sensor Cleaner, 2 Oz. Bottle
• Sensor Swab Type 2 (Box of 12)

Editorial reviews:

BRUSHOFF, by Photographic Solutions, Inc., is unlike any other sensor brush on the market. Although the brush head is remarkably soft, the brush core is entirely electronically conductive, through an ingeniously designed grounding plug. BRUSHOFF is conductive because the dust and lint that attaches to the sensor or lens surface is attached there electronically [dust has a negative charge and the sensor/ lens a positive one]. Breaking that electronic bond is the only way to both remove the debris and discharge the sensor or lens surface so new particles are not again immediately attracted to it. A mere artist brush cannot clean all of the dust, nor can it prevent dust accumulation, even immediately after its use. BRUSHOFF's unique blend of extremely fine fibers, softer than a lady's blush brush, provides not only a conductive path, but includes fibers with characteristics that make the debris want to mechanically cling to them. The debris is removed from the camera with the brush. BRUSHOFF utilizes an especially designed microscopically fine special filament. This fiber acts as the "vacuum" to pick up negatively charged dust from the positively charged sensor. Another feature found only on BRUSHOFF is the grounding plug which works because it provides a path to ground for the charges on both the debris and the sensor. While normally a human can briefly serve as a ground for small charges, in fact, if the human is ungrounded, the body electr