film on lens
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scharky
Veteran
Re: film on lens
I always just use a dry lens cleaning tissue, it comes in a little yellow pack, and has about 50 dissposable sheets. It is very safe on all kinds of lenses, coated and non coated, and should take that film right off. I like the dissposable sheets because you don't have to worry if something has stuck to the cloth that could leave a film or scartch the lens. You can find these at most photography stores.
I always just use a dry lens cleaning tissue, it comes in a little yellow pack, and has about 50 dissposable sheets. It is very safe on all kinds of lenses, coated and non coated, and should take that film right off. I like the dissposable sheets because you don't have to worry if something has stuck to the cloth that could leave a film or scartch the lens. You can find these at most photography stores.
Ernest_Acosta
Well-known member
Re: film on lens
Mojo if you haven't solved the problem, checkout Ultra Clarity Lens Cleaner which is also marketed as the Sears brand. Never spray lens cleaner on the lens, use the microfibre cloth and all that gook should come off.
Mojo if you haven't solved the problem, checkout Ultra Clarity Lens Cleaner which is also marketed as the Sears brand. Never spray lens cleaner on the lens, use the microfibre cloth and all that gook should come off.
Steve_VanHaaster
Active member
Re: film on lens
does the DVX have a coated lense??
does the DVX have a coated lense??