Dusty Viewfinder

Koh Li Kuan · 3rd June 2003

Does it bother you to have dust (visible ones) on your viewfinder??
Will you get it cleaned? Or will you leave it as it is?
Feel very "kao weg" to see those specks on the viewfinder.

Thanks.

Wryer · 3rd June 2003

personally, prefer my viewfinder to be bright and clean.
if all those dust build up, then it will really be gao weg! the brightness is loss.

i don't think cleaning the VF is very expensive rite?

jasonpgc · 4th June 2003

If the dust is visible, I will check the focusing screening and carefully remove them with dry folded lens paper. However I can still see two huge dust specks in my view finder. Can't really clean it myself cos they're trapped on the other side of the focusing screen. Its ok for me as long as the dust do not appear on the Slide

3rd June 2003	#1
Koh Li Kuan Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Bedok Reservoir Posts: 110	Dusty Viewfinder Does it bother you to have dust (visible ones) on your viewfinder?? Will you get it cleaned? Or will you leave it as it is? Feel very "kao weg" to see those specks on the viewfinder. Thanks.

3rd June 2003	#2
Wryer Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Tampines Posts: 748	personally, prefer my viewfinder to be bright and clean. if all those dust build up, then it will really be gao weg! the brightness is loss. i don't think cleaning the VF is very expensive rite?

4th June 2003	#3
jasonpgc Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 487	If the dust is visible, I will check the focusing screening and carefully remove them with dry folded lens paper. However I can still see two huge dust specks in my view finder. Can't really clean it myself cos they're trapped on the other side of the focusing screen. Its ok for me as long as the dust do not appear on the Slide