do i need a dry cabi/box to store my camera??
Y?? y we need it??
is it for pro user only??
or every camera need it??
Y?? y we need it??
is it for pro user only??
or every camera need it??
do i need Dry cabi/box??
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THere even 1 thread under yours ... helping you to decided a box or cabi
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=326719
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=326719
Suggest you get one dry cabin if you have several lens and bodies.
You can also get air-tight container and put silicon inside. Though cheap and good, you need to be discipline enough to "fry" the used silicon [ie after absorbing moisture] regularly. Frying is to remove moisture and re-used the silicon. Silicon can be purchased at photo shop... not sure about the price now but rather cheap. I have done that for more than 20 years but switched to dry box 3 years ago since dry cabin is affordable nowadays. Carrefour does sell 3-tier dry cabin at $99 previously. Suggest you look around for what you need.
You would need it consider the fact that we are living in a tropical country with high humidity and of coz the life of your lenses and camera.
You would not need it if you want to change your equipment frequently. I mean spoil and buy new ones.
Hope this helps.
You would not need it if you want to change your equipment frequently. I mean spoil and buy new ones.
Hope this helps.
Depending on how much you treasure your lens. Do you mind having fungus in it?
As for me I keep my lens tucked in the dry cabinet. One should even store P&S into
the dry box/cabinet as it's susceptible to fungus as well.
As for me I keep my lens tucked in the dry cabinet. One should even store P&S into
the dry box/cabinet as it's susceptible to fungus as well.
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