digi dry...need to know


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dindang

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hi to all...i just bought a digi cab 30liter without manual.. How do i rise the humiditi in the cab...shoul i turn the nob clock wise to rise it or the other way round..now the reading is 39....thanks
 

try then you know. ;)
 

Try to set it for the 10 o'clock position. Should give you about 50% RH.
 

thanks for the reply...will try sinned79 tactics 1st n see how will it go....
 

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50% is a bit dangerous, cos need to take into account +/- 5-10%

for me i set to 2 o'clock, my range usually 40-45% :)

It should be 45-55, so 50% +/- 5-10% is good.

Set it too low, and you risk damaging the rubber and lubricants in the lens.
 

It should be 45-55, so 50% +/- 5-10% is good.

Set it too low, and you risk damaging the rubber and lubricants in the lens.

i mean my range for my dry cabinet is usually 40-45% when i switch to 2 o'clock

the recommended range is like you say 45-55% :)

so for my range of 40-45% its actually within the 45-55% after u +/- 5-10%

if you set to 50%... if u add 10%, thats actually 60%... which is out of the recommended range.
 

i mean my range for my dry cabinet is usually 40-45% when i switch to 2 o'clock

the recommended range is like you say 45-55% :)

so for my range of 40-45% its actually within the 45-55% after u +/- 5-10%

if you set to 50%... if u add 10%, thats actually 60%... which is out of the recommended range.

And with your 40%, you minus 10%, you're at 30%.

Same banana.
 

Jus take a look them everytime u get home wun hurt much rite? Adjust it accordingly if u have to. Will it really matter if ur gears are in too low RH or too high RH for couple of hours (be it 30% or 60%)? if it does, then i suppose u got to bring a dry box out when u are out for ur photo shoot. ;p
Right?
 

hi again..now i just really wanna know which way should i turn the nob if i want to rise or lower the percentage..
 

When I bought it new back then, I turned the knob all the way clockwise for it to go down till 40%, then I turned the knob back CCW to one o'clock position and it has been that way since and my reading is always at 45% in my room temperature of 25deg.
 

Mine is normally at the 1 o'clock position. Shows between 42-46% :)
 

For those analog units, you need to trial and error and keep testing. With and without equipment load, it can differ.

I'm a lazy one, so I opted for the digital control version :bsmilie:
 

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