Product Description
Optica Lens Cleaning Solution 42ml
The Optica Lens Cleaning Solution 42ml is Handy and compact. Its unique, ergonomically friendly shape has been specifically designed to be easy to hold and grip.
Contains EV3+ solution, a specially developed lens cleaning formulation. Alcohol and Ammonia free. Anti-static, Anti-mist. Independently tested and certified by COLTS Laboratories, USA.
Refillable bottle.
Cleaning Products here – for your Photographic Equipment: Photography isn’t a sterile business. Unless you’re shooting in a studio at all times, dust, mist, mud, rain, sea spray, and all other outdoor dirt can easily get on your camera. And don’t forget how easily oil from your fingers can smudge a lens.
Whether you’ve invested in a lower end Camera, or went all out for a top model; the need to keep your camera maintained is imperative to enjoy quality photos and the lifelong care of your camera.
We stock a small range of cleaning products for your camera, lenses, & exterior. Keep your photographic equipment in top condition! We also offer a camera cleaning service in store, for those who would rather leave it to the professionals. Contact Us or see below for more information.
1. Keep Your Lenses and Filters Clean
Any dirt or smudges on your lens or filter will be picked up in your final images so it’s important to keep them clean. A simple microfiber lens cleaning cloth is extremely important to have in your kit bag. You may even benefit from having two cloths: one for cleaning wet or greasy smudges, and another for drying.
If you find your lens has dust or sand on it, be careful not to rub or smudge it into the glass and cause further damage to your lens or filter. In this case, it is best to use a lens blower brush to gently blow away the dirt before wiping anything.
2. Use a Filter to Protect Your Lens
Photography is all about capturing light, and light enters your camera via the lens. If your lens gets scratched or damaged in any way, not only will it cost you a lot of money to repair, but your images will also be negatively affected.
You can protect your lenses quickly and relatively affordably simply by adding screw-on protection filters. This means that if your camera or lens is accidentally knocked or dropped, the filter will take the brunt of the impact rather than the lens itself.
3. Grab a Spare Lens Cap
It’s amazing how easily you can lose your camera body and lens-back caps. If you don’t have a spare then you run the risk of having to leave your camera or lens exposed, allowing for dust and water to easily access the most delicate part of your gear. Likewise, it’s always a good idea to carry an extra lens cap to protect the front element of your lens.
4. Store Your Gear in a Low-Humidity Area
It’s always a good idea to store your camera gear somewhere where it can air out while you’re not using it. Try to avoid leaving your camera zipped up in a camera bag where mold can grow (avoid bedrooms and moist places in your house), especially if you have been shooting in the rain or near water. And do not leave your gear in direct sunlight.
5. Remove the Battery When Not Using Your Camera
Last but not least, if you aren’t planning on using your camera for some time, then be sure to remove the battery as it can drain further if it’s kept in the camera for long periods of time without use.
Our Cleaning Services:
- Basic camera inspection on digital or film camera/diagnosis
- Full inspection repair quote – 35mm | DSLR
- Insurance Damage Reports
- Camera Clean & Service – 35mm
- Replace Camera Seals – 35mm
- Sensor & Camera Body Clean – DSLR
- Telescope & Spotting Scope Cleans: Re-alignment not possible
- Binocular Clean: Re-alignment not possible
- Sticky Armour Clean (Remove sticky residue from rubber exterior)
