G
Guest
I'm very pleased with my results using the new Zeiss Lens Cleaning Set. The set is simple, consisting of a bottle of cleaning solution, a lens brush and two microfibre cloths. It differs from the Zeiss lens cleaning kit I've seen in the States, and I had to order mine from Germany (a quick and painless process, as it turned out).
Using the kit as directed leaves the lens surfaces spotless and, as far as I can tell, the T* coating in like-new condition. I've always been reluctant to use anything other than my condensed breath and Kodak lens tissue on my Zeiss glass but over time, more-stubborn resudue tends to collect. A little effort with the new kit last night made my 20-year-old 85/1.4's large front element sparkle. Now I'll be brave enough to use it on my Hasselblad lenses too.
The set is not expensive, and I recommend it highly.
Best regards,
--Rick
Using the kit as directed leaves the lens surfaces spotless and, as far as I can tell, the T* coating in like-new condition. I've always been reluctant to use anything other than my condensed breath and Kodak lens tissue on my Zeiss glass but over time, more-stubborn resudue tends to collect. A little effort with the new kit last night made my 20-year-old 85/1.4's large front element sparkle. Now I'll be brave enough to use it on my Hasselblad lenses too.
The set is not expensive, and I recommend it highly.
Best regards,
--Rick