Is it possible to wipe the camera with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol?
A little better lens surface coating, technology content is relatively high, the role is also more obvious, and the lens is different, the coating is also different. It is best not to use alcohol and other chemicals to wipe, in order to avoid damage to the lens coating, and change its characteristics, affecting the shooting effect.
Since you can think of wiping the lens with alcohol, that you still love the lens. Although the lens is fragile, but not so squeamish. Dirt heavy, the general lens cloth or paper, Kazakhstan gas after the light enough, a little extravagant charcoal pen. Usually the kind of dust and so on, the air blown clean on it.
The lens is actually the most afraid of hard dust, like sand, metal particles ,,, in the studio we generally use blowing, blowing better than anything else, brush is also very good, as long as the first dust off, hurt. Rare use of alcohol is also harmless, the lens coating in general, after hundreds of scrub will not fall, (thousands of times do not know). We are dirty when the location, there are fingerprints, mouth watermark, under the urgency of the mouth with a blow, grab the underwear can also rub. Instead, I do not like to call paper, not easy to use, easy to break, but also to create pollution, can not be reused. Really want to rub the words ,,,, personal recommended high-quality glasses cloth, suede, tissue paper. Alcohol in your really difficult to clean up the stains and then, but please remember the key, be sure to determine no hard dust and then wipe, or wipe it is a heartache marks ,,, Finally suggested that you buy A UV protection mirror, but also to block the UV, but also to protect, even if really wiped out, and then for a like, say, the lens has a few marks before, really do not change
To sell the camera where the camera to buy special paper, and then Kazakhstan gas, gently from the middle to the surrounding rub. Must be light, the camera lens is very fragile, otherwise there will be scratches!
