I am a photographer on a semi-pro basis. It is not my main job by any means, but I do rent my photography services out on a part-time basis. More importantly, photography is my main hobby and I really enjoy being creative in the way the photography allows me to be. Something I've learnt over the years is the importance of ensuring that my lenses are kept scrupulously clean and streak free because the smallest blemish on a lens can actually ruin an otherwise perfect photo. I have tried a number of optics cleaners and optics cleaner accessories, including ROR Optics Cleaner. The ROR acronym stands for "Residual Oil Remover" and the idea behind this specific type .  Read the complete review

At the camera shop I work in we sell some camera cleaning equipment, there are a couple of lens cleaning fluids we sell - ROR is the main one and quite frankly the best. ROR stands for Residual Oil Remover and it's intended to remove oily marks from glass optics such as camera lenses, filters and reading glasses etc. Although there are other glass cleaners on the market which come in bigger quantities for a lower price, they can damage the coatings put on certain glass optics - this particular cleaner is safe for such purposes and will remove marks without damaging the glass or any coatings on it. This particular ROR comes in a pump bottle ...  Read the complete review