I would have the lens serviced. The fungus will only get worse and
could eventually damage the coatings. But a professional cleanup can
render it as good as new.
As far as the filters go. I would clean them with a lens cleaning
solution and microfiber cloth, then dip them in a mild solution of
bleach and water.
Paul
On Dec 1, 2008, at 11:39 PM, Paul Ewins wrote:
What is the best way to clean fungus off filters? Ordinarily I
would just
throw them out but this is a set of seven 40.5mm rear filters for the
400-600 zoom, so I don't have any replacements and don't really want
to buy
them. The lens also has a little bit of fungus, but not too serious.
Thanks,
Paul Ewins
Melbourne, Australia
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