Blower/ pen/wipes ? Just which is best as i've read conflicting reports on all. Can you recommend a product ?
Thanks
Graham
Thanks
Graham
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Canon 100D, 18-135 IS STM, 50 1.8 STM, 220EX Flash. -
Re: Lens cleaning not sensor.
I just use a microfibre cloth
CodaThere will be times when you will be in the field without a camera. And, you will see the most glorious sunset or the most beautiful scene that you have ever witnessed. Don't be bitter because you can't record it. Sit down, drink it in, and enjoy it for what it is! -
Re: Lens cleaning not sensor.
I use a microfibre mitten the wife bought from a pound shop for cleaning the LED telly, works like a dream !
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Cheers
Oggie
Please feel free to critique or rework my pictures unless I ask otherwise.
EOS 1D MkIV EOS 7D 100-400 L, 300 F4 L, 24-105 L, EFS 15-85 IS USM
Oh Lord won't you buy me a 300mm F2.8L (or at a push, a 200-400 F4).Comment
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Re: Lens cleaning not sensor.
Oggie, thanks for the link I thought that I would try a packComment
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Re: Lens cleaning not sensor.
For everyday use ... a microfibre rag or optical one-use tissues. But, for those more stubborn hard to shift stains I use an alcohol free / ammonia free inert solvent (such as that in the Calumet Optical Glass Kit). Using my 17-40 whilst rambling means its filter can get ‘dirty’ attracting rain and sometimes worse. I’m not getting into the protection filter debate but the above cleaning stuff works. I’ve used it on my G10 (which isn’t protected). For the camera body ... good old IPA works a treat (no no not India Pale Ale but propan-2-ol).Comment
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Re: Lens cleaning not sensor.
I've just purchases 3 Hoya SHMC Pro 1 Skylight filters, Hoya say NEVER use lens cleaner on coated filters but what about a lenspen ?Canon 100D, 18-135 IS STM, 50 1.8 STM, 220EX Flash.Comment
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