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How to Clean the Front Element of a DSLR Lens

April 15, 2011 - Article by Christopher Lin

While it may seem simple, there is actually an appropriate way to clean a camera lens. There are certain tools to use, and to avoid to ensure that you are cleaning the lens without scratching any of the glass elements. We found this nifty little video which will show you guys how to clean the front element on your DSLR Lens.

While the fast paced jazz music is a little unnerving, we think you will find the video quite useful. Enjoy!

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About Christopher Lin
Co-Founder of SLR Lounge and Photographer with Lin and Jirsa Photography, I'm based in Southern California but you can find me travelling the world. Click here to connect on Google +
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