Humidity and your camera
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I live in San Diego, CA, which can get humid, but not nearly as bad as other areas. I do, however shoot at the beach, lakes, showers, etc. So I've acquired the habit of saving all the little dessicant bags that come packaged with so many products, and tossing them all into the various compartments of my camera bags. Free, easy, and I haven't had any problems with humidity.
Great disclaimer, by the way.
theflashingscotsman 7 months ago
any problem if i get my camera to the amazon jungle for a week?
locosrayo 8 months ago