This guy is relentless. I never push my finger in the cloth but use it folded so no pressure will be applied. And the brush over his hands?? Why?? And then continues to aggressively brush the glass 😢 shivers down my spine haha

The video shows the the person stroking the brush on the palm of his hand, and contaminating the brush with his hand oils. After doing that several times, the accumulation of hand oils will act like a dust magnet, and the brush will contaminate your lenses with oils and dust. I learned this in a college photography class back in the days when we used film, and we brushed any dust particle off the film frames before enlarging them. The same rules applied to our expensive camera lenses. The microfiber cloth will eventually get contaminated and you will need to replace it.

All these people freakin about the dude wiping the brush on his hand, yo, the dude who make the brush over in china for sure put his sweaty hands all over all of them brushes

Hi, I always have blue marks remaining, looks like it's the microfiber tissue that leaves marks. They are not necessarily seen at the first glance but when you look at the lenses from different angles, I always have marks. Is it the same for you? I know the problem is not my cleaning material (brush/tissue/liquid) which is good and sold by my binocular brand (Opticron). Also, I would like to know if you press the tissue against the lenses when cleaning them, and if you do, do you press hard? First binoculars and cleaning so a bit difficult ... Thank you.

hmmm Personally I would blow off any loose debris dust etc first, blow the brush, then perhaps a light brush, then use the wet cloth.

Excuse me Sir, could you tell me where you get a Swarovski Jacket from please? Also thank you for the video demonstration. I was thinking of sending my Swarovski 10x42 EL's away for a service also. I also have a nice pair of brand-new 10x42 SLC's also, I pair of Leica 8x32 BN's, I pair of Leica 10x25 BCA and a pair of Carl Zeiss 10x40's. All Binoculars have served myself so well over the years and its very difficult to pick out the best Binoculars for performance. The Leica 8x32BN's take some beating, even by the high-end optics with their somewhat new added technology. However, I really am blown away by the new Swarovski SLC's and are absolutely wonderful and i'm delighted by their performance. It would be nice of course to receive any knowledge of the Swarovski Binoculars or scopes. My best regards, David.

What is the recommended way of washing this microfiber cloth after use?

So... that is a Fjallraven Skogso jacket... :-)

So you rub the brush in your palm before brushing the lense ?

Hi...yes...hello there um excuse me where can I get myself a nice swaro jacket like that to match my Z3?

What type of microfiber cloth? What type of solution is used? Why rub the lens cleaning brush over your palm?

' my binocular cannot be remove the eyelen screw and clean the len

it would be nice if you explain what your doing also.

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That lady or gentleman has guitar player hands

I would never use the techniques used here. First, brushing the lense to remove solids, like sand or dust, could imply scratching the lense in the removal process. Sand and dust must be removed placing the lenses under a water stream. Then I use a mild soap solution for hand wash in order to remove any grease on the lense. The soap is rinsed again with clean water. Finally, the lense is dried with a proper microfiber clothing. P.S. The problems with those liquids to clean lenses is that they may damage the composition of the protecting coat that covers the binocular. So my solution is simple: Water and mild soap with a balanced Ph. Cheers.

So...no Brillo Pad then?? Bloody amateurs ..... The music track one of U2's lesser known works?

Golly gee willickers, these are poor instructions. First, you should use compressed air to blow of large dust particles... just use one of those cheap rubber bulb air dust blowers. Then, use a brush to wipe away finer particles, but don't stroke it against your had first, as shown here in 0:24, otherwise you will pick up oils on your hand. Then use the cleaning liquid.

i spot a mistake he did.