--- "M.J.Shupe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The old clean, cotton t-shirt and a bit of steam
> from your breath works
> exceptionally well. As long as there is no grit on
> the lens you should
> never scratch a lens unless you really try hard to.
> If it is really
> greasy, you might use ROR (residual oil remover) or
> another lens cleaner
> either on the cotton t-shirt or on a lens tissue,
> but I always find I
> have to follow up with the t-shirt and breath.
I've never had any luck with ROR. I always ended up
with some film on the lens. The best I've found (and
I think I've tried almost every solution out there, is
Eclipse, from Photographic Solutions
(www.photosol.com) used with their PEC Pads. Cleans
off the worst accumulation of grime and fingerprints
with no residue.
For light fingerprints that haven't had time to "age"
a microfiber cloth works well, but be absolutely sure
there's no grit of any kind on the surface of the
lens.
=====
Bob Meyer
Life is uncertain. Eat dessert first.
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