Hi, i need to know the gloves brand/type and other details with rubber in finger tip to hold lens safely and what type of paint use to retouch the lens marker and numbering?
Sharing love for you Arri debunking all theses forums myths in a second and helping people from every level for free is honorable from the best camera compagny in the world !! Best P.S: So what are the exact type of gloves please ? and can I use organic laundry cleaning product (like pure soap, baking powder, white vinegar...) to clean the microfiber or should it be only water 40 celcius ?!
hello, nothing on the commonly used rosco lens cleaning solution and tissues ? also, shouldn't we use disposable tissue instead of one microfiber cloth ? I've noticed they get quite greasy in a few days
They said you can clean them in the laundry at cold wash, and they explain that tissue will get in the painting in the exterior of the glass element wich is true but and if the tissue is too strong it may be too rigid for the glass but certainly specialized tissue like those made for camera sensors in single use shoud work.
What I use is KIMTECH Whipes Large and Small and Rosco Cleaning Liquid for general cleaning and 99% IPA and Acetone and Water in case the dirt/residue can not come off on the glass. I use the rocket air blower its safer than Compressed Air
I agree, KIMTECH wipes are the best, minimal lint. I avoid Rosco at all costs. ROR is the best lens cleaning solution any other brands don't come close to how good it is.
Hello I am wondering what is the perfect method to clean a lens during shooting while SFX guys using smoke machines. Most often the particles of the smoke machine stay on the front element of the lens and that adds kinda like a soft filter effect. It is really hard to get rid of that with IPA for the first time and I need to try it 2 or 3 times. Why is that? Is there any other solution or the best it's just clean it as many time as necessary? Thanks for the fast reply
Different types of contaminants require different detergents. One liquid dissolves dirt, another is more fat-dissolving. It is therefore advisable to try different cleaning agents. If it is difficult or impossible to clean with IPA, you can also test it with an ordinary window cleaner or glass cleaner on a microfiber cloth. If all of this no longer works, acetone can also be used in an extreme emergency. But please only a little and very carefully: too much and too frequent use of acetone can damage the edge paint and the coating of the lenses and thus lead to expensive repairs! Best, Joachim
@@Vkat696 lmao why?? Literally every professional camera assistant I’ve known in the last 12+ years uses canned air on lenses. The key is to never use it on a camera sensor!!
stunned that the technician said OK to use facial tissues, DO NOT EVER they contain wood fibres and destroy lens elements alao stunned he said OK to breathe and clean which is NEVER recommended as water and oils from fingerprints or the like just dont mix and therefore only spread such like all over the elements. Arri are without question at the top of the hill in lenses, cameras and anything else they do but I must say that this particular video is not up to their usual standards.
Did you guys use 99.9% ipa undilluted on the front lens element?
Hi, i need to know the gloves brand/type and other details with rubber in finger tip to hold lens safely and what type of paint use to retouch the lens marker and numbering?
Sharing love for you Arri debunking all theses forums myths in a second and helping people from every level for free is honorable from the best camera compagny in the world !! Best
P.S: So what are the exact type of gloves please ? and can I use organic laundry cleaning product (like pure soap, baking powder, white vinegar...) to clean the microfiber or should it be only water 40 celcius ?!
hello,
nothing on the commonly used rosco lens cleaning solution and tissues ?
also, shouldn't we use disposable tissue instead of one microfiber cloth ? I've noticed they get quite greasy in a few days
They said you can clean them in the laundry at cold wash, and they explain that tissue will get in the painting in the exterior of the glass element wich is true but and if the tissue is too strong it may be too rigid for the glass but certainly specialized tissue like those made for camera sensors in single use shoud work.
Excellent video!!
What I use is KIMTECH Whipes Large and Small and Rosco Cleaning Liquid for general cleaning and 99% IPA and Acetone and Water in case the dirt/residue can not come off on the glass. I use the rocket air blower its safer than Compressed Air
I agree, KIMTECH wipes are the best, minimal lint. I avoid Rosco at all costs. ROR is the best lens cleaning solution any other brands don't come close to how good it is.
Hello
I am wondering what is the perfect method to clean a lens during shooting while SFX guys using smoke machines. Most often the particles of the smoke machine stay on the front element of the lens and that adds kinda like a soft filter effect. It is really hard to get rid of that with IPA for the first time and I need to try it 2 or 3 times. Why is that? Is there any other solution or the best it's just clean it as many time as necessary?
Thanks for the fast reply
Different types of contaminants require different detergents. One liquid dissolves dirt, another is more fat-dissolving. It is therefore advisable to try different cleaning agents. If it is difficult or impossible to clean with IPA, you can also test it with an ordinary window cleaner or glass cleaner on a microfiber cloth.
If all of this no longer works, acetone can also be used in an extreme emergency. But please only a little and very carefully: too much and too frequent use of acetone can damage the edge paint and the coating of the lenses and thus lead to expensive repairs!
Best,
Joachim
And do you recommend hydrogen peroxide cleaning?
Can you tell what exact
canned air is safe to use on front and back lenses ?
@@Vkat696 lmao why?? Literally every professional camera assistant I’ve known in the last 12+ years uses canned air on lenses. The key is to never use it on a camera sensor!!
@@CaseNortonThis is the best camera compagny in the world telling us we can, we should just ignore him
Will this be the same for projectors?
amazing video, true professionals saving my ass.
Super 🎬👌
The products of the texwipe company are very diverse.
Please tell me the code for the cotton swab recommended by ARRI.
Product code TX?
Do you recommend lighter fluid cleaning?
Windex no way not on my lenses
Guy on the left reminds me of Jason Lanier.
stunned that the technician said OK to use facial tissues, DO NOT EVER they contain wood fibres and destroy lens elements alao stunned he said OK to breathe and clean which is NEVER recommended as water and oils from fingerprints or the like just dont mix and therefore only spread such like all over the elements. Arri are without question at the top of the hill in lenses, cameras and anything else they do but I must say that this particular video is not up to their usual standards.
Hai
DUNE.