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I have dust and finger print on the lens. All of this is on front of the lens as lens was clean when I bought it new.
I have Rocket Air Blaster from Giottos but don't have any brush, liquid or clothe? I was able to blow away most of the dust butsome dustand fingerprint is still there. WhatdoI need to do a good andsafecleaning joband what is a good method to clean it? |
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Microfibre cloth.
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Lenspen. Use the brusg to remove the dust, then the cleaing tip to remove the smudge.
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Is there any special brand microfiber cloth I need to get?
I don't have a brush. Where to buy them? Does B&H has this stuff? |
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What kind of brush I should get? Thereare goat hair, camel hair brushes, etc. I don't know what is the difference and what to get?
What brand of lens cleaning fluid does not hurt the lens coatings? |
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I've never had to use anything more than a 'lens cloth', available at any camera store.
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Microfiber cloth ... 3 for $1.99 in the auto section at WalMart. Or a big bag at Sams Club for about $10. Or get ONE at a camera store for $5 to $15 each. Your choice. I buy mine by the bag (two bags in three years) and rather than wash them, use them new for the optics, relegating them to the car when I change to a new one for the lenses. I swear by them (and not at them)!
style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #000000"Also, Sams Club has Zeiss Lens Cleaning cloths (moist towelettes), 90 for $9. They are very good for stubborn smudges and do not harm your camera lenses unlike some "glasses" cleaning supplies can. |
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hgernhardtjr wrote:
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