On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 19:31:23 GMT, jaf hath writ:
> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
Oh, that's sad....
Oh, top posting, too...
> I use ClearVue as a cleaner. Works very well and doesn't leave streaks.
> Lint free cloth is a given.
> Then use isopropyl alcohol to remove any residue.
> Last, and most important, I use these micro-fiber cloths.
> http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home;jsessionid=3DA8funfzad1!1=
> 787581195?O=3Dproductlist&A=3Ddetails&Q=3D&sku=3D1 7507&is=3DREG
>
> Absolutely the best improvement to photography since Ansel Adams.
>
> "nobody nowhere" <> wrote in message =
>| I get Newton rings (rarely), and also traces of what might be imperfect
>| glass cleaning. I wash the glass with an ordinary washing up liquid,
>| and dry it with a soft clean handkerchief, the best I can.
>| Any better ideas?
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I think it is a smart idea to clean the _underside_ of a scanner's glass
table from time-to-time. The out-gassing of the plastics in the scanner
lays down a thin film over time. Similar to what you see on the inside
of the windshield (windscreen) of a car -- tho', that is aggrevated by
the temps that the interior of a car is exposed to.
Now, whether or not your scanner's manufacturer has made it easy to
get to the underside of the glass is something else altogether.
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