LeviL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Mark
Please elaborate on this a little. What made you come to this conclusion?
Experience :( I've did that myself to a focusing screen once.
Which part of the cleaning process did I kill the screen with. I was in
fact fairly confident that if I could get
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Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 12:25 AM
Subject: Re: Cleanin non-removable screens
Hello Mark
Please elaborate on this a little. What made you come to this conclusion?
Which part of the cleaning process did I kill the screen with. I was in
fact fairly confident that if I could get the darn
seem rather
inappropriate for use inside a camera (ie, Subject: Re: Cleanin
non-removable screens). If you do use a waterless cleaner on a screen
outside the camera, be certain the cleaner does not contain pumice. Those
cleaners are commonly available with and without pumice.
WD-40 works well
Hello
I just jot a ME Super SE but the screen was quite dirty. (I mean very)
So I figured why not try cleaning it. Well I never should have touched
the thing now I know. First of all I managed to spread mirror cushin foal
all over it, then after hours and hours of misoury I managed to egt it
Hello Mark
Please elaborate on this a little. What made you come to this conclusion?
Which part of the cleaning process did I kill the screen with. I was in
fact fairly confident that if I could get the darn thing out of there I
could clean it, but I wasn't sure so I prepaired for the worst.
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