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- Price range: $5 - $30
- Include: Cloth, cleaning fluid, air blower, lens tissues
- Using an air blower to get large dust and dirt off first is recommended
- If really dirty, lenses can be professionally cleaned
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Digital and film cameras contain lenses, which when brought into contact with dust, fingers, rain and other elements, can become dirty and impair the ability of the camera to take the highest quality photos possible. Lens cleaning kits are commercially available and contain cloths, wipes, air blowers and cleaning fluid with which to keep camera lenses clean. A photographer can assemble a kit him or herself out of these objects.
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Lens Cleaning Kit Tips
- Dirt and dust can scratch a lens, so be gentle when removing
- Use lens cleaner to remove grease or fingerprint spots
- Don't over clean the lens, as you could scratch it
- Read your camera's manual for cleaning instructions
- Keep cap on lens when not in use to avoid getting it dirty
- Try Mahalo's How to Clean Your Digital SLR Camera page
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Lens Cleaning Kits Questions
Is there something I can do to remove lens contamination? 6 AnswersThis looks like something on the Camera, and should be repaired under warranty, as the 'lens - sensor' part isn't sealed, this problem will only get worse over ... read more
What lens is this? 1 AnswerYou are showing us the wrong end, we need to see the mount end. Does it look like this? (A) http://www.aiconversions.com/images/VGA242.8AFTop.jpg or this? (B)... read more
Do you have an emergency medical kit? 6 AnswersI have 2. I carry one in my camera bag and have another at home. The one in my camera bag is simple: small badges, a couple of sterile 2x2's, tape and Purell. ... read more
Where/how can I purchase the Dodge Avenger Stormtrooper kit? 1 AnswerYou cant buy the kit it was just a concept car. Well I guess if you have the money you could buy it try contacting the guy who designed it. scott anderson was ... read more
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