What should I do if the paper surface of the gold and silver card is dirty

There is generally a coating on the lens. Ordinary wiping may cause damage to the lens. It is recommended to use a special lens wipe to clean the lens.

If the lens of a digital camera is dirty, if it does not affect the final image, then do not wipe it no matter how dirty it is, because the lens of a digital camera is generally attached to a fragile coating, and if it is not operated properly, it is very likely that the coating will be scratched and the quality of the lens will be affected. Of course, if your camera lens is very dirty and affects the film, then it is recommended that you try to clean it with a tool such as an air blow or lens pen, and you must be careful during the operation!

Generally speaking, as long as it is not particularly dirty and does not affect the imaging, do not care, and gently wipe it with a soft cloth if it is really awkward, and do not abuse detergents.

Wipe it with lens paper or blow it off with a blown balloon, don't wipe it with force. If you haven't operated it, it's best to find an experienced person to help, don't get it casually, the lens is very beautiful, and once it is damaged, it will be regretted.

If there is a small DC, if there is dust, blow it off with an air blower and then clean it. If you wipe it, use a lens pen or a softer glasses cloth, deerskin, and lens polishing paper should be used with caution, mainly because there are no tiny particles mixed in the cleaning cloth. Generally, there is no coating on DC, but it is true to be careful to scratch the lens, because many are not glass, have low hardness, and are easy to scratch.

Finally, don't be too squeamish, you can still bear it by wiping it in general, and it is advisable to wipe it less.

Use an air gourd to get out of the dust first, and then wipe it with lens paper, suede or lens pen, if you don't have it, you can also make do with the glasses cloth, be light, and be careful not to print handprints. If you don't blow and wipe it directly, it will scratch the mirror, and it is easy to get watermarks, which is more troublesome.

Try not to use cleaning chemicals to avoid damaging the lens coating.

Anyway, you must pay attention to it when you wipe it yourself, and don't wipe the lens.

It's better not to get it yourself, it's easy to spend, and then it's over. It is recommended to take it to a professional place to clean.

No need to wipe it.

The more you rub it, the worse it gets.

It's okay, don't wipe it, otherwise you'll regret the ......

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My personal opinion is that if the lens of a digital camera is dirty, if it does not affect the final image, then no matter how dirty it is, then do not wipe it, because the lens of a digital camera is generally attached to a fragile coating, and if it is not operated properly, it is very likely that the coating will be scratched and affect the quality of the lens. Of course, if your camera lens is very dirty and affects the film, then it is recommended that you try to clean it with a tool such as an air blow or lens pen, and you must be careful during the operation!

First, blow the lens with a balloon, because the dirt may contain fine particles, and if you don't blow it off, you will scratch the coating.

Second, don't buy low-quality lens paper to wipe it with, because the dust contained in a lens paper without any packaging will make it look like sandpaper. At home, you can wipe it with washed silk. The general dirt can be solved with some pure water.

Third, if the dirt contains grease and other ingredients, it is best to wipe it with alcohol, and it is best to add ether, and it is okay to have none.

Fourth, it is better to use a small piece of silk and wipe it in a circle along the dirty place on the contact surface, because when the silk is wiped with dust, it is equivalent to taking a knife to cut the lens.

Fifth, the alcohol and water should not be too much to prevent it from flowing into the lens.

Sixth, it is best not to wipe the lens, and it is inevitable that there will be damage if it is wiped.

The most standard practice is to use lens paper, if you don't have it, you can use glasses cloth, high-grade ultra-soft toilet paper, or high-grade cigarette filter to disassemble it can also be replaced.

An internationally accepted method is to take a breath at the camera and wipe it with a soft cloth.

It's better not to rub.

The common ones can be used deerskin, it must be very good!

The international approach is quite realistic.

Digital cameras under 2,000 yuan can be wiped directly with a non-crumb paper towel, and there is no need to be so nervous about things that don't have much money.

Or you can use a 3m "polish" to buy a small piece, a dozen yuan a piece.

No matter how high-end the camera is a lens pen (don't use a lens pen for 150 yuan, it is better not to use a lens pen for more than 10 yuan) and lens water (the lens water that can be bought in China seems to be only more than 200 yuan a bottle from Zeiss).

If you don't have a high-end camera, use a special paper for the LCD screen or a paper towel that doesn't shed lint and wipe it from the inside of the lens

If the camera is not very advanced, you can wipe it with a glasses cloth.

Use professional cleaning tools to clean, you can go to its after-sales service department to see, consult it!!

It depends on what the stain is on your camera, and if it's dusty, just buy a cleaning kit! It can be blown off with air blowing white dust! If it is a stain, it should be cleaned with a absorbent cotton dampened lens cleaning solution (a mixture of alcohol and ether).

Buy a piece of chamois for 5 yuan.

The lens is the key to the camera, it's going to be dirty, of course, it's going to be clean.

There are generally two kinds of dirty lenses.

One is dust, which is floating ash that floats on the lens glass. This dust can be blown off by blowing a balloon. If you can't blow it, you can brush it off with a camel hair brush.

The other is fingerprints, most of which are formed by accidentally touching the lens. It generally does not affect the imaging on the SLR lens, but it has some effect on the small digital lens at home. It can be erased with a dedicated lens pen.

You can also use lens paper to wipe it, but never use organic solvents such as alcohol to wipe it, as this will damage the lens coating.

The use of lens paper should be correct: fold the lens paper in half, tear it from the middle (note, it is a tear, not a cut or something, the purpose is to tear it will have that kind of stubble), and then fold it in half and tear it again. Until it feels about the same size, then align the end of the stubble that has been torn apart, then fold it in half at 90 degrees several times or roll it up at 90 degrees, and then use the end of the stubble to wipe the lens.

Be sure to rotate from the middle of the lens to the edge, clockwise or counterclockwise, not back and forth. In addition, you have to throw away the lens paper after wiping it, and you can't start again in the middle, so please make another one if you need to. So that the dust of the lens paper does not scratch the lens.

Wipe the lens paper lightly, don't leave hair, don't use eye cloths and the like, and don't use any lotion. If it is a DSLR, quickly add a UV lens.

It does not affect the imaging, and it can not be wiped without wiping. The slightest wipe can have an impact on the image of the lens (there are multiple coatings on the lens). Anyway, the more you wipe the moon!

Why is your camera lens getting dirtier and dirtier the more you rub it, teach you the correct cleaning method, hurry up and learn it!

It is necessary to wipe it with a special LCD screen cleaner, and there are matching ones inside.

As long as it's not too dirty, you don't need to wipe it. Rubbing is all about damaging the lens.

Wipe the clean tow in the filter cigarette lightly, and it is best not to wipe it if it is not too dirty.

Buy a designer mirror cloth! Dip in absolute ethanol and turn around inside out! That's how Nikon after-sales works!

Use lens paper (SLR only).

In general, as long as it does not affect the image quality, it does not matter.

It depends on what kind of lens you are, if it's just a normal shot.

It would be nice to buy a lens pen at a digital store and wipe it off.

Very slight things are just blown off with an air blow.

There is also paper that is specially used to wipe the lens.

There should be something for sale.

Don't use your hands, tissues, or towels yourself.

Hurt the shot. If the lens is not very dirty, don't wipe it often.

It is easy to damage the coating of the surface of the lens.

If it's inside.

That's more troublesome.

If it doesn't affect the imaging, just make do.

If it doesn't work, go to the repair point.

Or go to a professional company.

But it's hard to find.

First, find a specialty store to spend money to clean up.

Second, buy special cleaning products and clean them up by yourself, and you must know how to use them yourself.

There is a special lens paper, so take a look at the digital store.