 | Nikon 7072 Lens Pen Cleaning System |
| Price: | $11.71 |
Product Description
Your binocular or telescope uses highly precise optics. It's important to keep them as clean as possible to assure the best performance. Nikon makes it really easy and simple with the Lens Pen Cleaning System.
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com Description
The Nikon Lens Pen Cleaning Pen System is a great accessory for any optics user, making it great for maintaining your digital or film camera, binoculars, telescopes, or spotting scopes. The soft retractable brush combined with a non-liquid compound on a natural chamois tip removes fingerprints, dust and other debris that may compromise your lens. The small, pen-style design easily fits in any camera bag, as the soft brush retracts into pen body to stay clean.
Customer Reviews
Nikon Lens Pen Clean Tool
This is a very neccessay tool to have. Excellent for cleaning camera lense and parts.
Convenient
This is a real cleaner. Easy and convenient to use. Just think you're carrying a pen.........
tiny tool has utility for many reasons
Beware the word "SYSTEM" in the product title. It is not a "system". It is a quick and effective means of removing many smudges and lint from viewfinders, mirrors, and some lenses. It is not a one stop shop tool to clean your expensive glass.
* the tiny tip is great for point and shoot viewfinder glass: it gets in the corners
* brush stays lint free
* i use it to clean the mirror of my DSLRs with great effect
* TIP: buy some cheap-o canned Air Duster (Memorex 3 8oz. can pack costs ~$15 and lasts for months with half a dozen cameras) and carefully blow off your glass and internals (hold camera upside down) do remove dust
* avoid any kind of wipes, microfiber cloths, chemicals (except "Invisible Glass Professional") for your optical glass investments. When using Invisible Glass always use a brand new (not washed and reused) microfibre chamois guaranteed to be lint and particle free. Don't do this often, and always make sure you blast off the glass with Air Duster to remove the hard particles first.
Otherwise this pen is a great little tool for small jobs. Just use common sense and don't ruin your glass.
