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So basically I'm staying in a very humid place for the next 2 weeks, and I only have one place to store my lenses that has over 50 percent RH.
I'm very afraid of fungus growing in my glass, what should I do? I've put a bowl with some salt in it and a bunch of silica bags but the RH is still pretty high...
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quit being a bitch and go take pictures
signed,
Sugar, resident Floridian and ambassador to the land of 500% humidity and giant man-eating mosquitoes
Humidity is much less a concern than taking unsealed gear into the rain is.
Toss the silica bags into your bag for safe measure, but it won't prevent what is unlikely in the first place.
QLD, Australia here, I agree with this guy - >>2811004
gtf outside and quit worrying
>>2811011
Are you in cairns?
>>2811027
Just dont change the temperature of the camera from cold to warm or it will have water condense on it.
>>2811000
>humidity issues
ask ur mum lmao.
>>2811044
No. Sunshine Coast. Same humidity but a little cooler
>>2811260
this is the problem actually because it's pretty cold outside but warm and humid where I stay so I'm scared I don't want to have to buy new lenses
>>2811699
If you're super paranoid, then when you're in the warm, put them into ziploc bags and squeeze all the air out. Then bring them into the cool. The water will condense outside of the bag, other than the very small amount already in the lens. Then, once the temp has equalized, take them out and let them breathe. They'll be fine.
once you're done with your trip, leave them outside so the sun can shine through them for a few hours to bake out any moisture that's left, and relax.
>>2811324
hahaha, dad, still not funny and rubbing it alone I see.
