Proper SLR Camera Lens Cleaning Tutorial (HD)
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Lol, i loved how you changed gloves in less than a second…. and yes i know its done in rendering but that was pretty funny, i dnt expect it.
+1, cuz.
@JaspurTheCat lol, you’re such a dumbass because your breath is full of warm moisture. warm moisture on cold glass element will start spread glass-eating fungus. you already killed your lens. use THIS technique in the video, period.
I have had very good results cleaning the front lens and filters(I always use one) using the following method: After I have given the filter/lens a preliminary cleaning with alcohol I exhale my breath onto the surface and give a finale cleaning with a clean quality tissue. My breath is essentially distilled water. I also hold filter/lens up to strong light at an angle using magnifying glass to check for dust. Works well.
@lycos12 you can use dishwashing soap to clean the filters under running faucet as long as they have brass rings (aluminum rings are no-no because they can corrode over time).
yeah, hoya HD is basically rebranded hoya pro-1. all hoya filters are crappy. whoever tries to argue that is either blind or a hoya fanboy who never used their products.
For UV and CPL filter, can I use just water + soap to clean it (like when I clean my current eyewear)? Also, do you think Hoya HD is as bad as the rest of Hoya?
Thank you very much for the video ! ;D
@bryanmichaeldavis the answers are in the video. thanks for wasting my time.
were can i get a good cleaning kit you that you reccomend?
@btstv No, the optical coating is actually a mineral, which doesn’t react with methanol, ethanol or isopropyl alcohol. What you want to avoid is using a very damp cloth or applying drops of alcohol directly to the lens elements as the fluid may wick into the lens and never escape.
@QuadResponse if you’re talking about diiiiiirty cheap lenses like sigma, tokina, tarmon, vivitar, phoenix, holga, and samyang then, yeah, that’s possibly the case here. real deal lenses don’t have painted-on coating.
@Lilkiwiguy87 Not always, the majority of modern lenses have a coating adding to the surface of the glass. The process of using the rub can effect the coating over time. Dampen a cloth with saline to clean any stubborn marks and then wipe clean with microfibre cloth. Great video but please note some lenses are coated: watch?v=6mupkmkLPzk
@LuckyBambooExpert always, always leave a good quality filter for protection and less hassle cleaning constantly. you can use the lens without a filter but you’ll have to take the risks of breaking your lens’ front glass element and cleaning the lens constantly. if you want to go filter-less, be sure to use a lens hood.
Is it necessary to have a uv filter on my lens? or can I just use the lens without it?
@punkthrasher13 his lens is probably already damaged with glass eating fungus stains all over the glasses.
@LBPguy101 yes but you’ll have to dry it quickly because it evaporates very fast.
Can I use 99.99% isopropyl alcohol?
@eyesontoast50 what did u do about it?
i cleaned my lens with my breath cause i needed the job done. but the inner lens element fogged up and its still foggy after 20 mins so dont try it, even if you need it done fast. not worth the risk.
@joeyisfunny uhh yeah, residue will happen if you leave it there without drying with another microfiber.
70%??? You should use only 90% alcohol!! Less residue after evaporation.
@IamNoble7 dude, you’re not supposed to bring a cold lens into a warm environment suddenly without allowing it to acclimate to temperature change first. put the lens in the bag and leave it there for 20 minutes after getting indoors. this applies the same when going out into a cold environment as well. lens is having trouble focusing because the condensation (moisture built-up) is interrupting the AF motor’s circuits. use this cleaning technique and remember to leave the lens in bag when needed.
Ok so i recently went out with my camera in the cold then went back indoors where the camera lens fogged up. i noticed it had smudges on it so i wiped it with a wet wipe that was apparently good for cameraa lenses.. it left tiny hair like things on the lens.. so far picture quality is the same but i think its having trouble focusing… any suggestions?
We’re afraid it’s a busted myth. Coating is actually an element that is mixed the with glass. It’s completely impossible to chip the coating off. On dirty cheap glass filters (i.e. Hoya, Tiffen, etc.) on other hand, it’s possible.
I heard that you should NOT use alcohol. Many lenses have coating with can be damaged by the alcohol. Is there ANY truth to this?