How to clean Point and Shoot Camera Lens

Cool Buddy

Wise Old Owl
I have a Canon IXUS 115 HS point & shoot camera. It seems I or someone else accidentally touched the camera lens and there's a finger print and some dust on it which is spoiling my photos. How can I clean the lens? Is there a simple home remedy available?
I saw some lens cleaners on flipkart, but they are expensive. I can't spend that much currently. I want something cheaper or better still, home made (Like wet cotton :-D)
 

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Journeyman
thanks.. how can i also clean camera Screen??

You get this colin liquid to clean television, refrigerator, table glass etc, u can spray that one on a very smooth cloth and then clean the camera lcd with it.

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Sweves

Broken In
You may use a tiny brush blower to get rid of the dust and debris on the lens. Avoid blowing the lens using your mouth because you might accidentally spray your saliva on the lens. Our breath has acid that may damage the coating of the lens.
 

pranav0091

I am not an Owl
I have a Canon IXUS 115 HS point & shoot camera. It seems I or someone else accidentally touched the camera lens and there's a finger print and some dust on it which is spoiling my photos. How can I clean the lens? Is there a simple home remedy available?
I saw some lens cleaners on flipkart, but they are expensive. I can't spend that much currently. I want something cheaper or better still, home made (Like wet cotton :-D)

I clean my 18-55 lens with my old cotton dresses/old t-shirts. I'm not saying that all the lens cleaners are overrated, but IMO nothing beats DRY-soft-old cotton clothes. Just make sure you dont have any sand-particles by shaking off the dust from the cloth prior to cleaning. Use plain water to moisten the cloth only if absolutely needed.

Source: Experience :)
 
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