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10th September 2011, 04:21 PM
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Cleaning & Care
Hello all. I just purchased my first SLR (Canon EOS 60D). I have an older lens that is in a bit of rough shape and I want to clean the lens.
This may sound crazy, but
* are there any household solutions I can use to clean it?
If not, what do people recommend for a solution and application? Where can this be purchased at a reasonable price?
* How do I minimize dust and debris from getting inside the camera?
* Should I be removing the lens after every shoot?
Thanks for the feedback!
Last edited by MacrOdreams; 10th September 2011 at 04:23 PM.
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10th September 2011, 04:31 PM
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Re: Cleaning & Care
A few years back i upgraded from Nikon F3 HP to the D300. I kept my medical Micro 55 mm lens. I took it to a local camera repair facility recommended by Hunt Photo and had it professionally cleaned and lubricated. I recommend that you take it to the pros. My cost was 85.00 and the results were priceless.
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10th September 2011, 04:37 PM
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Re: Cleaning & Care
Thanks Bernard. I may do this, however, I want to see if this lens is even going to be worth it. Its pretty outdated. I want to give it a quick cleaning before I attach it and see what kinds of images it produces.
The lens is from an older film camera; it seems to be made by Canon. The markings say "Quantaray for Canon AF, 58mm DMC-1A, 70-300mm 1:4-5.6 LDO Macro."
I really have no idea what lens this is but want to see if I can utilize it as I only have the lens that came in the kit for now.
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