06-22-2011, 01:02 PM
I have never had problem with moisture inside of my lenses.
As far as understand you have problem with moisture getting INSIDE the lens.
I'm afraid that there is no single photographic lens that can classify in this category.
Technically seen the moisture gets easier than liquid water. If you throw your trusty L prime lens in water it will suck it immediately, despite what the marketing brochure says. Am I right?
I have chosen different approach.
“Prophylactic is better than cure.â€
- for short trips in the Netherlands. Cotton cloth is enough.
- For long trekking trips in wilderness /sleeping in tent /. No dry place for about 2 weeks. Plastic package and cotton cloth works fine for me. In the rest time I prefer to take care for drying of my boots and cloths instead of my camera lens and tripod. BTW tripod sucks water which annoys me.
Sorry that I cannot give you advice. I have never experienced such problem.
Greetings,
Miro
As far as understand you have problem with moisture getting INSIDE the lens.
I'm afraid that there is no single photographic lens that can classify in this category.
Technically seen the moisture gets easier than liquid water. If you throw your trusty L prime lens in water it will suck it immediately, despite what the marketing brochure says. Am I right?
I have chosen different approach.
“Prophylactic is better than cure.â€
- for short trips in the Netherlands. Cotton cloth is enough.
- For long trekking trips in wilderness /sleeping in tent /. No dry place for about 2 weeks. Plastic package and cotton cloth works fine for me. In the rest time I prefer to take care for drying of my boots and cloths instead of my camera lens and tripod. BTW tripod sucks water which annoys me.
Sorry that I cannot give you advice. I have never experienced such problem.
Greetings,
Miro