Personally, I think you should continue to be unworried about them.
Since they're black they do not pass light. The only thing they can do
is cause a tiny bit of contrast reducing diffraction. But unless there
are a million of them their total surface area compared to the size of
the glass area adds up to zilch.
Chuck Norcutt
swisspace wrote:
> One of the recent messages had me wondering if shipping could be the
> cause of the little black spots (paint) appearing in lenses, the last
> lens I bought had these flecks, and when I queried with the seller he
> said that when he looked there was no marks. At the time I put it down
> to his bad eyesight, but then when a listee mentioned the same thing
> happened to him in reverse I winder if the cause could be the shipping
> and how it could be prevented.
>
> Having seen how bad the rear element on my fisheye was without affecting
> quality (pre unbonding and rebonding), I am personally not worried about
> these flecks, maybe I should be though.
>
> any ideas?
>
> Iechyd da
> IanW
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