Filter cleaning
Posted 22/01/2025 - 16:58
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Most spectacle cleaning swabs and wipes are designed to be effective on coated lens and not impact on their effectiveness - I can't give you a guarantee but I'm pretty certain that if the filter looks clean and is not smeary then it will perform as it was meant to
LennyBloke
Posted 22/01/2025 - 17:34
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My spectacles have coatings which do the same job as coatings on filters and lenses. I use the same specialist cleaners to clean bothspectacles and camera lenses and filters. No harm appears to have been done to any of them. In fact, the lens cleaning fluid I use if something is really greasy explicitly says that it is suitable for both spectacles and camera lenses.
Steve
Steve
Posted 22/01/2025 - 17:46
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I would suggest a blower brush to clear any large particles/dust and then either a disposable lens cleaner (Zeiss seem to be the best of the ones I have used) or a spray cleaner and microfibre cloth, in which case spray onto the cloth and then clean the glass. I have had one or two filters with what seems to be crazing in the coating internally. I think these are two piece of glass in one frame and the two glass pieces have become separated. Seems to happen with Nikon filters, not Hoya or Pentax in my experience.
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