What do you usually use to clean the lens of a camera?

The correct method should be to first use a blower (also called an ear cleaning ball) to blow off the dust on the surface of the lens. Such blowers are sold in general photography stores, and the price ranges from a few yuan to a few dollars. The price ranges from ten yuan, but be careful not to use self-service compressed air tanks as the pressure may be too high, which may blow dust into the gaps in the lens. Do not blow directly with your mouth, otherwise there will be a lot of saliva particles. to the surface of the lens, which would be more difficult to deal with.

If the dust on the surface of the lens cannot be cleaned with a blower, we can also try to use a soft brush to clean the lens. Generally, dust and other dirt can be removed, but for more stubborn stains, such as finger marks, etc. , we will use chamois, lens cleaning cloth or lens paper together with lens cleaning fluid to clean. When scrubbing, be careful not to squeeze the lens surface too hard, as the lens surface is covered with a fragile coating that can easily be wiped off due to vigorous cleaning.

When buying lens paper, be sure to buy it from a regular professional photography store. Do not buy low-quality lens paper just for the sake of cheapness. This kind of lens paper often contains a certain amount of wood pulp, which will cause damage to the lens. Seriously damage the coating on the digital camera lens, and you may "regret it" by then.

There is a lot of debate about whether to use lens cleaning fluid to clean the lens. Some inferior brand-name cleaning fluids can indeed cause damage to the lens, so we recommend that you simply use chamois and other tools to clean away stubborn stains on the lens. stains, then there is no need to use cleaning fluid. When using it as a last resort, be sure not to use too much, and do not get the cleaning fluid outside the lens, because some cleaning fluids contain acetone, which is easy to use. The edge of the black lens will fade, and in severe cases, it will deform the surroundings of the lens, so remember this!