Re: Feather tracks in lens coatings - any preventative?
- From: Richard J Kinch <kinch@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 20:55:03 -0500
Charlie+ writes:
Do you think a broad spectrum antifungal cream for a few minutes might
help arrest what already started if your theory is correct?
You should be able to just remove it with normal optical cleaning methods.
I should add that most fungus cases don't etch glass, so if you clean it
off everything is OK. That's a problem when, for example, it is on the
inside of a a multielement camera lens that can't be disassembled.
.
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