Image: Viltrox If you use your camera, you will eventually need to clean it and your lens(es). That's especially true if you a...
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If you use your camera, you will eventually need to clean it and your lens(es). That's especially true if you are traveling with your camera or spend a lot of time in the outdoors. Viltrox aims to make keeping your gear clean a little bit easier with its affordable, all-in-one lens cleaning kit. The kit is aimed at those on the go, with all components stored inside a carrying case.
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The cleaning kit includes essentials like a bulb blower, lens cleaning spray, microfiber cloths and a lens pen. Images: Viltrox |
The Viltrox Camera Lens Cleaning Travel Kit comes with all the essentials to keep your lens free of debris and smudges. The silicone bulb blower is perfect for gently blowing away dust. It's one of the cleaning tools we recommend for all photographers, and is useful for cleaning lenses, your camera body and safely removing dust from a sensor.
The kit also features a dual-ended carbon lens pen, another useful tool for cleaning your gear because of its versatility. The brush side helps softly brush away materials, while the carbon side lets you remove smudges without damaging your glass. The kit also includes 10 microfiber lens cloths and alcohol-free lens cleaning fluid for more stubborn spots. Finally, there are eight individually wrapped cleaning swabs with non-shedding tips for hard-to-reach spots.
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All of the items come in a hard carrying case to keep the tools together. The hard-sided design also keeps the materials protected and clean, preventing you from making things worse. Additionally, the case features a carabiner for clipping it onto your pack so that you have it on hand when you need it. It's not as small as other cleaning kits, nor as a DIY kit could be, but it is a convenient option.
At $13, the Viltrox lens cleaning kit is also very affordable. It doesn't come with any sensor cleaning items, but that's not something you should typically be doing in the field, anyway.
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