What is this post about, because many will be a little confused.It's a very simple thing that everyone should do at least once a year with their camera.
It is precise and high-quality servicing of the device, cleaning it from dust and quality cleaning and cleaning.
That's how my friend and also a friend at HIVE @borjan let me have his camera serviced
that's the camera he used in the post
https://ecency.com/hive-187189/@borjan/my-lifestyle-in-the-winter-of-2014
It's that device
So let's start servicing.
right at the beginning, some screws were rusty, they didn't come off easily, but they still loosened.
Here I managed to separate it as if I were opening oyster shells.
There's a speck of dust stuck there, now I'm going to take it out
Super cleaned piece, but there are still some crumbs
Look at this, you can hardly look through it and see the shot
here is the cleaned eyepiece
Watch this dirty and main optics
And this filter was cleaned to be as it should be
Here is the tube from the focus, the one that goes in and out is full of powder, it will be solved
See how it looks through the eyepiece well, well cleaned
This lens is a little damaged and will have to be polished
To polish the lens I need to make a mount, I found this cork opener
then I began to process and grind it in the workshop
It looks good, but the upper part needs the same
Milling a little more
Now the blank is very smooth
Now you need to put the lens up
It looks good
Even on the other side
There is varnish and a light so I can see how it has been cleaned
This is the result
Next to the small wooden knot is the small head of this rusty nail
To see the parts I cleaned
I don't know if this is scratched or dirty
Now I'm going to clean the housing of the device
Here, @borjan, there was a problem because one of the screws was damaged and it was difficult to get it
Then I opened this for you and it looks dirty with some rust
Maybe this was the problem, clean it up a bit too
Look how shiny your camera is, I can see how well I cleaned it.
It shines with purity.
Here are almost all the parts until that screw arrives, it is possible that there will be excess parts when it starts to be assembled
Here it would be in a nutshell, how I serviced and cleaned the camera from dust, just so you at HIVE know how it can't be done at home.
And this adventure has come to an end.
See you in the next adventure story.
THE END