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     William_a Tinkerer Username: William_a Post Number: 1 Registered: 09-2008 Rating: N/A |
Hello, I took apart an Olympus Trip to clean the aperture blades. There was quite a bit of grease on the focus, aperture, and film speed rings. I cleaned off the rear lens assembly with a lens paper dampened with lens cleaner fluid. After I cleaned it, I noticed that about one-third of the lens seems to be stained, and is giving off a rainbow color effect. I tried to clean it again several times with the lens paper and with a soft cloth, both dampened with lens cleaner solution, but the stain remains. I wonder if the stain is caused by lens cleaner solution that somehow got in between the two lenses in the lens assembly? Or could it be caused by the grease, and the lens cleaning fluid will not clean it off? Is there a stronger alternative for cleaning the lens that I should try? I saw Windex mentioned on another site but I am reluctant to use that-won't it leave residue?). Is there a way to separate the lenses if there is indeed a stain between them? Thanks in advance for your help! |