First of all, do not clean your lens with a facial tissue, it can scratch the lens. If you have an inexpensive camera or you have those high-end Nikon binoculars , you need to take care of it. Remove the dust from the lens but do not rub it. Use compressed air (canned air) to blow it off or use an animal-hair brush to dust it off. You can also use a camera/lens cleaning solution with a lens-cleaning tissue and rub gently. Make sure that the cleaning solution is made for camera or binocular lens and not eyeglasses. I also read somewhere that you can use a cut-out cloth made from an old white cotton t-shirt.
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An old t-shirt can have dust and lint. I have a number of professional photographers in my family, and what they use may surprise you:
Coffee filters.
They don't scratch, and there's no lint. I use them now on my point-and-shoot style cameras.
Jason L.
Northern Virginia Hypnotherapist