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Can a lens's MgF2 anti-reflective coating be damaged by salt water?
I'm looking to find out if lens MgF2 anti-reflective coating can be damaged if the lens is submerged frequently in the sea water (salt water).
Just a clarification. This relates ONLY to lens itself. ...
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