Can you use this product to clean the inside of the lens as well as the outside of the lens?
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By inside, if you mean, the end that connects with the camera body, then yes. HOWEVER. the pen (not brush) does leave carbon dust and so be careful not to leave any on the "inside". Honestly, in all my years, I've never had to do anything to the camera end of a lens other than dust with a brush or blower. There should be no other dirt or finger prints as can happen to the subject side of a camera lens,
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Definitely not! Clean only the outside lens and eyepiece, NEVER anything inside the camera. You can look up other tools to clean inside the camera.
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No this is only meant for external application. If you want to do an internal cleanse look into using Bentonite Clay which can be used both internally and externally.
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Hi G, My husband actually uses it as a rinse for his soft contacts but I have read other reviews on other websites reviews saying you can. Here is one such review: Best Price on the Internet!! 8/19/2013 Customer review by Chihuahuakook 5.0 stars by Chihuahuakook Because I wear Prosthetic Eye devices (PROSE contacts), this is the only preservative free Solution available. Unisol 4 is SO gentle and AMAZING, I love it. And Walmarts price is truly out of this world! I go through a bottle every three days, so you can imagine I need the best value. I use it for rinsing after cleansing my hard contacts. Then I use it again before inserting the lenses. I hope this helps you G.
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Yes, I have used this for cleaning rings, eyeglasses and small electronic devices. It should work just fine, just place them in the supplied basket and run as many cycles as required for the desired cleaning effect.
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I cleaned my lens with a hand-squeeze air tool. I also use the air-tool on the filter before putting it on the lens. Since both the lens and the filter were brand new i did not need to use a micro-fiber or lens cleaning tissue. Try just air to blow away dust. Hope this helps.
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I haven't used it for camera lenses, but the company has posted that it's safe for all lenses and coatings, including all anti-reflective and mirror coatings. It's leaves no residue.
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Yes it can, I've done it. It's not too hard, but it needs to be balanced more on the opposite side of the lens. But it's the best combination since the wide lens doesn't show much shakiness.
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I use eye glass cleaner on mind and it works great. When I worked for a Professional Corp. we used distilled water and small drop of Joy Dish Detergent. We used this on expensive lense , the joy does not leave a film residue.
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It depends on how big the lenses are. There is enough sandpaper to do two sets, but you may need a little more rubbing compound. Worth a try and you can always get more rubbing compound as this is the finisher
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I only use the Clear Care and my lenses have stayed clean for almost a year. I do rinse them gently under water at times but it's not usually needed.
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im think its works with some isopropyl alcohol and the Lens pen cleaning stills cleaning the camera lenses !
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Sorry Jun.......I'm not familiar with that particular lens. However, if the camera is a SLR camera and you can lock up the mirror, you can use this kit to blow out any particles that may be appearing in your images. As to the glass on the lens itself, a soft lint free closth and some cleaning fluid will handle that.
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I am don't sure. I the internal part have a cushion added than not permit remove the lens. And in the front i can see the bordet of lens.
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I wouldn't try that....you can buy a sensor cleaning kit that I have heard works very well, it comes with a DVD tutorial. If you go on UglyHedgehog.com and search for sensor cleaning kit, you can find the brand name there. BUT, I wouldn't try to clean my sensor myself, I would take it to a professional, a mistake like that could trash your camera forever.
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It would be good for cleaning the viewfinder or any other glass lenses. Eyeglasses: yes you can use this on eyeglasses, but only on glass based lenses, not plastic. DO NOT use this on contact lenses that you put on your eye.
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Theoretically no, but I prefer having a filter on EVERY lens I have at all times. That way I don't have to worry about making switches, or ruining a lens without a filter
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Yeah, I used nikons lens cleaner solution and it messed up the filter. There smudge marks now stuck on the filter and cant get it off or that could be the coating that most likely came off.