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From: Charles Cabaniss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Has anyone tried this themselves and to what effect? [I know that a dirty
> mirror has no bearing on image quality.] I ask because I've heard that the
> mirror should not be touched by anyone but a qualified tech. Are EOS
mirrors
> so much more delicate than FD? If so, why?
Hi Charles, For regular cleaning I use a blower brush to remove dust and
floaties off the mirror. If there is something stubborn there that bothers
me I wipe it over using an anti-static lens cloth, taking care not to put a
finger on it. I have used this method to clean mirrors and prisms for years
without a problem. I've seen others who attack dirty mirrors much more
vigorously and concluded that they are probably not as delicate as commonly
preached (although I'm still very careful).
Tim
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