
Sensor cleaning for SLR & system cameras

Say goodbye to annoying dirt on the sensor!
Camera sensors attract dust and dirt. This is noticeable in the image quality.
Digital cameras with interchangeable lenses have the problem that the statically charged camera image sensor attracts dust and dirt particles.
Regular cleaning (every 1-3 months) of the image sensor is therefore essential.
Cleaning with standard cleaning agents is not recommended, as these leave traces on the sensor that are even more difficult to remove. Even the popular fleece handkerchief does not help here.
Use our service and bring us your camera with a fully charged battery. Processing usually takes 2-3 days.
only 49,-
Bring us your SLR or system camera (shipping also possible)
(unfortunately sensor cleaning is not possible for compact cameras)
Opening hours Düsseldorf branch
Visit our branch in Düsseldorf. There you will receive individual specialist advice and the best service.
Monday to Saturday
10:00 - 18:30
with same-day collection
except on public holidays in NRW
Address
Foto Koch, Schadowstraße 62, 40212 Düsseldorf
Service telephone
You are welcome to call us. Our service staff are there for you at these times:
Monday to Friday
8:30 - 18:30
Saturday
10:00 - 18:30
except on public holidays in NRW Tel.: 0211 / 17 88 00


Questions about sensor cleaning
- Dust
- Hair
- Sand
- Smears from previous cleanings
Tips against dust on the sensor
- Check the functions of your system camera to see whether it has a mechanical compartment that closes as soon as you change the Lens.
- Change the Lens in a shorter time. If you change the Lens at short intervals, dirt has less chance of penetrating the camera.
- Clean your lenses. The back of the Lens will also collect dust in the photo backpack if you place it in the backpack without protective caps. This can then fall onto the sensor during use.
- Do not change the Lens in strong winds, as wind is the ideal carrier for small dirt particles. Look for a place in the shade from the wind where you want to change the Lens.
