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Posted: Thu Dec 13th, 2012 09:27
 
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Peter_LO wrote: How come I can't find the underlined sentence in the Nikon page after the link??

Also, isn't saliva alkali?? If the breath is acidic due to the carbon dioxide dissolved, if any, I may just lick the lens element to neutralize it.
If I had Leica glass I may struggle NOT to give it the occasional affectionate lick.

:rofl:

Kiss even! :rolleyes:
Whatever floats your boat.

:rofl:



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Peter_LO wrote: How come I can't find the underlined sentence in the Nikon page after the link??

Also, isn't saliva alkali?? If the breath is acidic due to the carbon dioxide dissolved, if any, I may just lick the lens element to neutralize it.
If I had Leica glass I may struggle NOT to give it the occasional affectionate lick.

:rofl:

Kiss even! :rolleyes:
Whatever floats your boat.

:rofl:

:rofl: I don't have Leica glass, so it isn't a problem!



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Robert wrote: Eric wrote:
Peter_LO wrote: How come I can't find the underlined sentence in the Nikon page after the link??

Also, isn't saliva alkali?? If the breath is acidic due to the carbon dioxide dissolved, if any, I may just lick the lens element to neutralize it.
If I had Leica glass I may struggle NOT to give it the occasional affectionate lick.

:rofl:

Kiss even! :rolleyes:
Whatever floats your boat.

:rofl:

:rofl: I don't have Leica glass, so it isn't a problem!

Me neither...but I bet they taste better than a Nikon?

:rofl:



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Posted: Thu Dec 13th, 2012 16:15
 
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Eric wrote:
Robert wrote: Eric wrote:
Peter_LO wrote: How come I can't find the underlined sentence in the Nikon page after the link??

Also, isn't saliva alkali?? If the breath is acidic due to the carbon dioxide dissolved, if any, I may just lick the lens element to neutralize it.
If I had Leica glass I may struggle NOT to give it the occasional affectionate lick.

:rofl:

Kiss even! :rolleyes:
Whatever floats your boat.

:rofl:

:rofl: I don't have Leica glass, so it isn't a problem!

Me neither...but I bet they taste better than a Nikon?

:rofl:

Like a cherry flavour? :hardhat:

Or perhaps, like a Leica flavour. :diggingahole:

Good night! :byebye:



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 Seems like they have reviewed the original Nikon Support posting.
http://nikonrumors.com/2012/12/21/i-guess-it-is-now-save-to-breathe-on-your-lens-to-clean-it.aspx/



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Seems like they have reviewed the original Nikon Support posting.
http://nikonrumors.com/2012/12/21/i-guess-it-is-now-save-to-breathe-on-your-lens-to-clean-it.aspx/

Thanks JK...I had been holding my breath...in anticipation!



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Seems like they have reviewed the original Nikon Support posting.
http://nikonrumors.com/2012/12/21/i-guess-it-is-now-save-to-breathe-on-your-lens-to-clean-it.aspx/

WARNING That link is TOXIC. It locked up my browser, I have had to delete cookies and could not proceed without acknowledging the link.

I have never had that happen before. I could not proceed without clicking the link and following the chosen path. Even closing the browser and re-starting didn't clear it. I have deleted almost all of my cookies.

I would have trusted the Nikon Rumours site... Just shows. I have pop ups blocked but it still happened.



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Posted: Tue Dec 25th, 2012 03:02
 
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Seems like they have reviewed the original Nikon Support posting.
http://nikonrumors.com/2012/12/21/i-guess-it-is-now-save-to-breathe-on-your-lens-to-clean-it.aspx/

WARNING That link is TOXIC. It locked up my browser, I have had to delete cookies and could not proceed without acknowledging the link.

I have never had that happen before. I could not proceed without clicking the link and following the chosen path. Even closing the browser and re-starting didn't clear it. I have deleted almost all of my cookies.

I would have trusted the Nikon Rumours site... Just shows. I have pop ups blocked but it still happened.

I think that it must be a problem with the latest beta of ML that you are running!
No problems on iPad running Safari or Mac with 10.6.8 and Firefox 17.01



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Posted: Tue Dec 25th, 2012 04:14
 
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No problems on iPad running Safari or Mac with 10.6.8 and Firefox 17.01

Ditto on iPad and PC

Is it the latest Stuffed Turkey OS you are running?

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I think that it must be a problem with the latest beta of ML that you are running!


Who? Me... . :sssshh: ;-)

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