Hello, I have 3 microfiber cloths: one that I bought at lens crafters that is 50% polyester and 50% nylon, one is a electronics microfiber cloth that is 80% polyester 20% polyamide (nylon), and the third is the cloth that came with my glasses that do not have composition percentages. If it matters, the glasses are Tiffany frames that came with a cloth. Is more nylon better? Worse? Can I use the cloths I use for my glasses for my Nikon camera lens (L820)?Thank you
All of the microfiber cloths are fine to use to clean your camera lens. The cloth that contains nylon is an anti-static cloth, but mild static shouldn't affect a camera. Static is only a concern with very delicate electronics. However, the small amount of static generated by a microfiber cloth shouldn't harm a camera -- not even a digital camera.
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