LensPEN Lens Cleaning System
by LensPen
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of LensPEN Lens Cleaning System
Customer Review: Lens Pen
Summary: 4 Stars
ahh the lens pen its easy to use convienient to store and does what it says it will brush on one end cleaning pad on the other only thing missing bulb duster when someone dreams this up I will give it a five
until then 4 I remember an article in a photo journal where a famous photographer stated he could tell when a lens was cleaned with a liquid and he was right it does leave a residue or mark or streak or film of some type
this doesnt leave anything behind but clean glass some folks say there to easy to break I would agree if you have the hands the size of catcher mits
otherwise nice and easy and clean lens
just remember what you learned in the begining clear the dust then the brush then the pen and keep your fingers off the glass
Customer Review: Simply impractical
Summary: 2 Stars
I bought this as a little add on so I could get free amazon shipping. I wish I had chosen the typical lens wipes or spray instead. This product sticks out as a simple, original, and effective cleaner but it hardly lives up to expectations. I use it on my glasses and iphone primarily. It's easy to hold and the brush is good at getting off random bits of particles that may have flown your way, but when you get down to it, the actual cleaner barely works. It explains to clean it circles - all this does is leave circular smudges on whatever surface was used. For the price of this product I would get something much more dependable and worthy. Maybe next time i'll save some money and just use some gosh darn sudsy water. I do not recommend this product.Customer Review: Pleasant surprise
Summary: 5 Stars
I was skeptical of the rave reviews but figured $7 is worth a gamble. On the first try, the LensPen cleaned my Canon Powershot S95 lens in under 10 seconds! I have a small child who smudges the lens during close-ups. I tried tissue paper and T-shirts without success. As a former engineer, I even tried Kimwipes without luck. I was a little unsure about spending $20 on multi-component cleaning kits that can be found on Amazon. I am not a professional camera dude. Just a dad with an expensive point-shoot camera. The LensPen worked surprisingly well. Lens looks like new. No lint. No smudge. Easy to use. Some reviewers mention counterfeit products. So I chose to have the order fulfilled by Amazon instead of a 3rd party.Customer Review: LensPEN Lens Cleaing System
Summary: 5 Stars
I have been looking for a all-in-one lens cleaner for my Canon Rebel T2i's 18-55mm lens for a while, but couldn't find any cleaner that didn't have harsh chemicals. After reading a review from DPS.com on the LensPEN, I decided to look it up after researching this "wonder product" I decided to buy it. A few days later it arrived. It is one of the most amazing products I have EVER used...A device the size of a pen that can eliminate ANY trace of dust or fingerprints on your DSLR lens, without any harsh chemicals OR liquids, is a winner in my book. I use my LensPEN all the time and would recommend it to any photographer with a DSLR and lenses. I would never leave for a shoot without it!Customer Review: On a second look, it's not bad at all.
Summary: 4 Stars
I think I shouldn't have skimped on the Nikon pen. The brush part works ok, but the tip of it is like some sort of weird rubber thing that actually smudged my lens with a black oily residue that I had to wipe away with a microcloth. I have expensive Nikon lenses so I don't need this. The instructions are also very bad- it just says not to get it wet.
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I should really give this 4 stars, taking one star away from a lack of instructions and explanation. If they would just write that "the black inky thing is perfectly safe", it would have saved me some worrying. In fact after using a few times, it's pretty handy.