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• Keep the lens clean with a soft cloth
• Don’t store it in dirty or dusty places
• Don’t leave the camera in direct sun light
• Avoid scratching any part of the camera.
• Always keep dust cap on lenses if they are not being used.
• Never use Paper towels, paper napkins to clean the camera, this can scratch the lenses.
• If your digital camera needs extensive cleaning, take it to a local camera shop.
• If your camera won’t be used for a long time, the batteries and the memory card should be removed.
• Do keep your camera dry. If condensation forms on it, take the memory card out as this can cause internal problems
• When needed, wipe the lens with a few drops of lens cleaning fluid to remove stubborn dirt
• Buy a soft padded camera case to carry around your digital camera. This will protect it from most hard knocks and falls.
• If you have more than two lenses that you use, it maybe worth while to buy a portable bag or carry case to keep safe the camera and optics
The best cloth to use to clean a camera is a micro fiber cloth. You can also use lens tissue made especially for cameras.
Another way of removing dust and grit from a camera lens or filter is to use C02/compressed air; a quick blast of it should dislodge most dust particles from the lens.
Caring for your digital camera was provided by Print Digital the Digital Camera review site. |
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