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crimbo
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I dont believe this but...

http://lensblogger.typepad.com/lensblogger/2008/11/front-element-scratches.html

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Imagine showing up to a wedding with that lens and convincing the bride it is as good a new. emoticon

Interesting Chris.

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Mine are all like that and worse, ask Karl emoticon

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'tis a well known fact that anything really close to or on the lens won't show - it just degrades acuity etc

I remmeber doing this when I was just a wee wee lad witha camera - taking pics throough zoo fences you cant even see the fence if you get close enough to it emoticon