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Anonymous Wed 18 Dec 2024 13:58:31 No.4393042 View View Report

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Sorry for fucking off and forgetting about the replies.

>>4393023
Yea canonically based if she wasn't such a petulant woman-child. I'll be getting a Voigtlander 40mm f/2 for my 6D soon, I could loan her that for her modules. Maybe an OM-1 if the lecturer allows it.

>>4393030
I was thinking of the GR IIIX. The RX100 and X-E series looks interesting as well.

>>4393031
Not enough control dials for anything other than auto, which kinda defeats the purpose with her current CoolPix.

>>4393033
Really good idea. Perhaps with a pancake.

>>4393036
She already takes great photos, she just needs a decent camera.

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Lately I've become sort of an amateur lens technician taking apart and cleaning old lenses.

Before anyone calls me an idiot, I've garnered the necessary equipment (spanner wrench, lens solution, JIS screwdrivers, ESD gloves, etcetera) and working acumen to do more good than harm for all the lenses I've taken apart.

The scourge of my existence however has been dust that is not visible in normal light, but is in great excess when a small light is shone through the lens. I work in an uncluttered environment and run a Honeywell HEPA filter prior to a project (air purifier, not laminar flow cabinet can't afford that shit)

A lens blower actually worsens the amount of dust that is not visible in normal lighting though it gets rid of visible dust, presumably from the fast-moving air leaving static buildup on the glass. I have had much greater success with a dry lens tissue but there is still a generous of non-visible dust.

Is there a technique or tool used to remove the remaining dust on optic elements? And yes even non-visible dust can affect contrast and sharpness, especially in backlit photos.

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