Is it recommended for camera lenses with protective coating
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I googled the company and this is what they say:Clarity Clean It is the ONLY formulation for superhydrophobic AR lenses. It instantly wets any lens surface, lifting dirt and skin oils on contact. It's safe for all lenses and coatings, including all anti-reflective and mirror coatings. There is never any haze, residue or streaking. It's ideal for:Eyeglasses and SunglassesProfessional CamerasDigital CamerasCinematography CamerasMedical OpticsBinoculars, Scopes & Sports OpticsComputer ScreensTV ScreensCDs & DVDsDisplays on PDAs, MP3 players, Cell Phones I googled the company and this is what they say:Clarity Clean It is the ONLY formulation for superhydrophobic AR lenses. It instantly wets any lens surface, lifting dirt and skin oils on contact. It's safe for all lenses and coatings, including all anti-reflective and mirror coatings. There is never any haze, residue or streaking. It's ideal for:Eyeglasses and SunglassesProfessional CamerasDigital CamerasCinematography CamerasMedical OpticsBinoculars, Scopes & Sports OpticsComputer ScreensTV ScreensCDs &... » Read More I googled the company and this is what they say:Clarity Clean It is the ONLY formulation for superhydrophobic AR lenses. It instantly wets any lens surface, lifting dirt and skin oils on contact. It's safe for all lenses and coatings, including all anti-reflective and mirror coatings. There is never any haze, residue or streaking. It's ideal for:Eyeglasses and SunglassesProfessional CamerasDigital CamerasCinematography CamerasMedical OpticsBinoculars, Scopes & Sports OpticsComputer ScreensTV ScreensCDs & DVDsDisplays on PDAs, MP3 players, Cell Phones « Show Less
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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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I do not know.It says it contains isopropanolIt says not to use it on contact lenses
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I googled the company and this is what they say: Clarity Clean It is the ONLY formulation for superhydrophobic AR lenses. It instantly wets any lens surface, lifting dirt and skin oils on contact. It's safe for all lenses and coatings, including all anti-reflective and mirror coatings. There is never any haze, residue or streaking. It's ideal for: Eyeglasses and Sunglasses Professional Cameras Digital Cameras Cinematography Cameras Medical Optics Binoculars, Scopes & Sports Optics Computer Screens TV Screens CDs & DVDs Displays on PDAs, MP3 players, Cell Phones
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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 with U 2.. need an easy way to protect my lens from the abuse my kid put it through ---HELP!!! Camera is a CANON S5IS
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No, the lens come with a protective front element and there is no possibility to attach any additional front protection.
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I use a thin uv filter mainly for protection of the front element. It works fine! This is a great lens and I think you will enjoy it! Take care, Doc
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I could not find the size in mm that I needed for my Nikon 3200 so I looked in the instruction book and found what size each lens needed. Try to look it up because these protection filters are a must. I dropped my Nikon D90 and the only thing that shattered was the protection filter. The expensive lens was saved with not a scratch on it.
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It will scratch but it takes a beating before it does. The lens is apparently coated with a scratch resistant coating and it has a cover on it. hope this helps.
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Often plastic lens eyeglasses have a coating on them. That is softer and scratches easily. Using this product on those glasses will make it worse. It will remove the coating. Yes I have tried it and found out the hard way. However, on untreated plastic, like safety glasses, it worked fine for me.
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It's "open", so you can use it ... but it's protected by virtue of being recessed ... so it's both covered and open. Best of both worlds? I don't think you would want an actual cover or clear protective film over your camera, as it would in no way be as 'clear' as your lens, and would affect photo quality (and that's before dust and dirt found it's way in there). That lens is made of sturdy stuff, like the touchscreen (gorilla glass?). This case will be fine, unless you carry it around with a pocket full of sandblasting abrasive media and rusty nails.
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This will work and new or old lenses. It would be a great start to use this on new lenses to protect them and slow the deterioration and aging process.
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No more then any other lens. I use a UV filter to protect the lens/glass but not required. If you choose to you can use other select filters.
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You can use one for all of your lenses. it comes off with your lens when you take it off the camera, but if your in rush to change lenses it might be beneficial to have one on each lens
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I just double checked with my wife and neither one us remember any protective coating film. If you think that there might be some type I'd contact the mfg.Good luck.
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Treat s any high quality lens. Would suggest putting a b and w uv filter for protection
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Every lens I own has a filter on it. It is the cheapest protection you can get and eliminates the lens cap which can cause you to lose a shot. A filter can be replaced after being damaged which is far cheaper than ruining the front element. That being said, I would recommend a high quality filter, I use B+W, to avoid image degradation.
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The 3M 9027 High Performance Cloth as advertised on amazon.com says that it is good for cleaning camera lenses - but, the package that I received is labeled for "Electronics" only says it for use on computers, monitors & electronic devices. I would be hesitant to use it on camera lenses since the package does not specifically say it's safe for that use.
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I use the Carl Zeiss Wipes version and apply it directly to the lenses. I would think that the warning would be for electronics. With lenses you should be fine.