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14th of June 2003 (Sat)
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smudged lens
there seems to be a slight smudge on my camera lens....
how should I clean without damaging/scratching the lens? |
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14th of June 2003 (Sat)
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Almere - The Netherlands
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Re: smudged lens
I always use a special very soft cloth my wife got with her new glasses. When it's good enough for your glasses (and most important: doesn't scratch) it should also be good enough for your lens.
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24th of July 2003 (Thu)
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Re: smudged lens
Careful not to apply too much pressure while cleaning. Easy does it.
Also, lens cleaning tissue (or q-tip) with destilled water or pure alcohol can be used. Do not use any tissue that may deposit lint. |
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31st of July 2003 (Thu)
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Re: smudged lens
Lens cleaning kits are available at all camera stores and on the internet. They come with a soultion and soft cloths which do not scratch - safer to use those rather than do something and scratch the lens !
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