3studio Suspended / Banned Messages 31 Edit My Images No 26 Apr 2008 #1 any idea where to buy dry box? hard to find it. too moisture in my room, buy it to protect my camera and lenses any idea? please
any idea where to buy dry box? hard to find it. too moisture in my room, buy it to protect my camera and lenses any idea? please
Steep Nutcrack Rapids Suspended / Banned Messages 17,208 Name Hugh Edit My Images Yes 26 Apr 2008 #2 I think what you want is called a Dehumidifier and they are widely available everywhere m8. Here is a selection from Argos http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/s...gId=-1&searchTerms=+Dehumidifier+&Submit=GO+>
I think what you want is called a Dehumidifier and they are widely available everywhere m8. Here is a selection from Argos http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/s...gId=-1&searchTerms=+Dehumidifier+&Submit=GO+>
OP 3studio Suspended / Banned Messages 31 Edit My Images No 26 Apr 2008 #3 Steep said: I think what you want is called a Dehumidifier and they are widely available everywhere m8. Here is a selection from Argos http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/s...gId=-1&searchTerms=+Dehumidifier+&Submit=GO+> Click to expand... Thank you, but what I mentioned it a box, I've owned before, it's a box very dry keep camera from moisture. where to buy:bang:
Steep said: I think what you want is called a Dehumidifier and they are widely available everywhere m8. Here is a selection from Argos http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/s...gId=-1&searchTerms=+Dehumidifier+&Submit=GO+> Click to expand... Thank you, but what I mentioned it a box, I've owned before, it's a box very dry keep camera from moisture. where to buy:bang:
Chappers Suspended / Banned Messages 5,386 Name John Edit My Images No 26 Apr 2008 #4 I think what you simply want is a water tight case and some desiccating agent.
GarynLea Suspended / Banned Messages 2,084 Name Gary Edit My Images Yes 26 Apr 2008 #5 You could try here.... http://www.pelistore.co.uk/
strobemonkey Suspended / Banned Messages 2,029 Name call me anyhting u want Edit My Images Yes 28 Apr 2008 #6 This one looks good!
J jounetsu Suspended / Banned Messages 71 Name Paul Edit My Images No 28 Apr 2008 #7 Too dry is bad for lenses, dries out lubricants. 40-60% relative humidity is best. I use a dehumidifier.
Too dry is bad for lenses, dries out lubricants. 40-60% relative humidity is best. I use a dehumidifier.