Cleaning cloth with TRV22/33

02-10-2003, 7:55 PM

Can you use the cleaning cloth supplied for cleaning the LCD for the lens as well? it feels a bit rough and no mention in the manual.

MarkE19 · 02-10-2003, 10:14 PM

Why take the risk?
If you do damage the lens it is far more expensive to repair than just going to a camera shop or opticians and buying a lens cloth.
I play it even safer and have a filter permanently attached to the lens for protection. If that get damaged throw it away and buy a new one for a couple of quid. If left attached the lens never needs cleaning.

Mark.

vonhosen · 03-10-2003, 1:42 AM

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Originally posted by MarkE19
Why take the risk?
If you do damage the lens it is far more expensive to repair than just going to a camera shop or opticians and buying a lens cloth.
I play it even safer and have a filter permanently attached to the lens for protection. If that get damaged throw it away and buy a new one for a couple of quid. If left attached the lens never needs cleaning.

Mark.

ditto.......me too

03-10-2003, 7:37 AM

ditto..ditto...you can get a UV filter from Jessops for around £10 - 15 (depending on thread size you need)

02-10-2003, 7:55 PM	#1
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03-10-2003, 7:37 AM	#4
torrent Guest Posts: n/a	ditto..ditto...you can get a UV filter from Jessops for around £10 - 15 (depending on thread size you need)
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