Rear Camera Cleaning
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NOTE:
The use of nylon gloves prevent oils and debris from your hands from being transferred to the camera body or lens surface. While wearing the gloves, care should be taken not to contact exposed body parts such as the forehead, nose and arms. If contact is made accidentally, gloves should be changed to mitigate the risk of contaminant transfer from the surface of the gloves.
- Using compressed air, blow diagonally on the lens.
- Use a microfiber lens tissue to gently wipe the lens.
- Examine lens to verify the cleaning process, proceed to Step #4 if the lens still shows signs of oils or debris.
- Apply a lens cleaning solution to a section of an unused lens tissue.
- Slowly wipe in a circular motion around the edges of the lens to remove any dirt or contamination from the periphery of the lens before cleaning the center.
- Let the lens air dry.
- Examine the lens to verify the cleaning process.