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how to clean Camera Lenses?
Hey,
What does everyone clean their DSLR camera lenses with? Is there a certain cloth or cleaning solution? Where can I buy lenses cleaning stuff?
PS. I have a Nikon D3000
4 Answers
- JensLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Use just a microfiber cloth. Stay away with fluids from your lenses.
In order not to have to scratch hard dirt off the coated front element of the actual lens, it is strongly recommended to use UV or clear glass filters as protection. That way one can only scratch the filter, not the 20 times as expensive lens.
- Jim ALv 71 decade ago
At your local camera shops or Best Buy and placed like that you can find microfiber lens cloths.
This is the only safe way to clean lenses. NO LIQUIDS at all - none. Just the cloth.
- ?Lv 44 years ago
i exploit a delicate fabric, the type that i'm getting with my prescription spectacles, and that i breathe on them to mist them up. I then use an air blower, a rocket blower, to blow the lines of dirt utilising any fabric leaves at the back of. If the lens is filthy I certainly have jellified washing up liquid in little pots that i exploit on my prescription spectacles. i don't use filters to guard my lenses.
- ?Lv 44 years ago
i take advantage of a tender fabric, the form that i'm getting with my prescription spectacles, and that i breathe on them to mist them up. I then use an air blower, a rocket blower, to blow the lines of dirt employing any fabric leaves at the back of. If the lens is filthy I even have jellified washing up liquid in little pots that i take advantage of on my prescription spectacles. i don't use filters to guard my lenses.