In article <t0a9ld$mvs$
1...@dont-email.me>, Ace Crysler <
ace...@hal.net> wrote:
>However, despite the above, and being as careful as possible, I always
>end up with spots on the lens. Why is this? I see videos of others
>using the process and ending up spot free. Frustrating!
Don't know what this is doing in r.a.p instead of sci.astro, but my experience
is that there is always a little bit of dust that gets on everything unless
you are in a completely dust-free environment. Marty Forscher at National
Camera used to have a homebuilt laminar flow table in order to keep a
completely dust-free environment on a few square feet of bench space for
working on camera lenses.
--scott
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