On Thu, 9 Jul 1998, Ken Norton wrote:
> BTW, anybody got any solutions to fogged lenses when shooting sunrises? If
> your equipment is cold (as it would be if you started shooting while still
> dark) it will fog up and moisture will condense as the morning air warms.
Okay, this is a crazy solution, but...it works for me. Since I keep
my place very cool (what else?) when I head out into the 90+ degree
world, lenses and cameras fog, even after 1 hr. in a closed camera bag.
So, what I do is to take a hair drier (Note: I use one specifically
for that purpose only. If you use one from the bathroom, there's a grave
risk of introducing mold into your equipment) and warm the equipment up a
bit. It is done at low heat, and it warms up pretty fast (2 mins).
*= Doris Fang =*
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