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Turns out that canonmugs.com asked me to "remake" this video after seeing it. You can watch it here vimeo.com/24062541

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  • Steven Bogda 1 year ago
    I am about to buy a 7d in my advancement to HD video...I can just stick the lens under running water if it gets dirty? I am new to fancy lenses like these.
  • Ryan Wiklund 1 year ago
    no?....

    its a joke.. there canon lens cups
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  • Jon 1 year ago
    I prefer paying a little extra for the dishwasher safe models.
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  • Fusco Brothers Films plus 1 year ago
    a commercial power washer, comet and a brillo pad really gets the job done as well.
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  • Dom 1 year ago
    lol
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  • fabio pereira 1 year ago
    Funny.
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  • John Javellana plus 1 year ago
    Aw man, I just did this to my 24-70 and 85mm! I thought this was a honest to goodness professional how-to-clean a lens video since it was on Vimeo! Now they're all soaked!! Haha nice vid man
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  • Carlos R. Dueñas 1 year ago
    Very good! I was like "what the hell!?!?!" jajaja.
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  • E-One Productions 1 year ago
    So nice and Koooooooool !!!! ( énorme )
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  • Digitalburo plus 1 year ago
    muy bueno!!!! casi muero!!!!
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  • MyCameraToys.com 1 year ago
    haha nice vid!!
    we have one as well!!
    check it out

    vimeo.com/11938534
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  • Maik Thomas plus 1 year ago
    first i screamed AAAHHHHHHHHHH - later i laught very well 8) !

    *thumbsUP* - nice idea
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  • Fassbinder 1 year ago
    :D:D:D Nice
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  • Ray Fu 1 year ago
    =口=|||

    A canon lens cup.....
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  • Brandon Bloch pro 1 year ago
    LOL... I dig the credits too. Might have to borrow that sometime.
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  • Alanna 1 year ago
    That made me cringe to watch. Completely unnatural.
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  • la-underground 1 year ago
    try steel wool on the glass for really hard-to-clean spots.
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  • Pavel Badzhakov 1 year ago
    LOL LOL !!!!!! :-)))

    Now get serious about it ! If you really want to clean the plastic/rubber parts of the rings, you should use a SHOE POLISHER sponge that is with GLYCERIN base and has NO colour in it. Because of the salt in our sweat, the rubber/plastic parts usually gets white.

    Try to wipe out them with this shoe polisher sponge to see the results.

    Greetings for the funny video !
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  • maxim arnold plus 10 months ago
    Does this work for Nikon glass too?
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  • maddhat 1 month ago
    Oh god.. I feel bad for the newbie who googles lens cleaning, finds this, and tries it!
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