Anyone bought this black drybox with humidity "meter" thingy at challenger? Is it a good one for a camera with a kit lens and prime lens?
Anyone bought this black drybox with humidity "meter" thingy at challenger? Is it a good one for a camera with a kit lens and prime lens?
Please read up on all the old threads of Dry Box vs Dry cabinets.
If you had done so, you'd understand that most of the users here would advocate that you invest in a good quality dry cabinet such as Digi-Cabi or Akarui.
Read up and it's obvious dry cabinet is a better choice. But my situation, fits better for a dry box instead.
So wanna ask about this particular offer of the drybox.
Anyone bought this black drybox with humidity "meter" thingy at challenger? Is it a good one for a camera with a kit lens and prime lens?
Ok thanks guys. My only concern is the accuracy and effectiveness, but more to accuracy of the hygrometer of these cheap dry boxes. will go up once again to check out.
Again, it's in your camera manual. that's this booklet that came in the camera box. Go and check for it, there is one chapter for storage conditions.ouh okay. saw it in funan challenger. really unsure of the effectiveness. what's the best level of humidity again?
Again, it's in your camera manual. that's this booklet that came in the camera box. Go and check for it, there is one chapter for storage conditions.
Mine said "dry" though.
TS, most willl recommend 35% - 60%.
The consumption of a 30l cabinet is given as 5W, 350l is stated as 10W consumption. A month has about 720h in average, do your Math whether you will notice something at the end of the year.My only concern with dry cabinet is the power usage. As I am not living in my own house, I need to maintain my electricity usage.