I dun think it matters. But i heard from people who will remove lens / rear lens caps to get *better* drying..
The only problem i foresee is sometimes i have to reach backwards to grab a lens and i accidentally touch the glass
Ryan
Dry Cabi or Dry Box?
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I dun think it matters. But i heard from people who will remove lens / rear lens caps to get *better* drying..
The only problem i foresee is sometimes i have to reach backwards to grab a lens and i accidentally touch the glass
Ryan
damn i went to carrefour 4 times intotal looking for the dry cabi (30L) ... but they always don't have stock... any idea when are they coming in?
Put the knob to 10 o'clock and turn on for abt 6~10hrs b4 you put your stuff in. If you put in paper or cardboard, the RH will drop very slow bcos a lot of moisture in them. Once, the RH reach 50% +/-, turn the knob to abt 9 o'clock. Recommended range for lens and camera is 45%~55%.
Heya, I'm looking for a dry cabi too... searched Internet and found this... not sure if it's valid still.
http://www.digihub.com.sg/Uploads/pdf/c2f9e3a4ee94471dab80d74f7ee7f1c0.pdf
I intend to call on Monday to check...
may i be excused to borrow your thread..
hi guys,
i was wondering if i need a dry cabi for my camera, which is just a prosumer(6500FD)?
i guess there wouldnt be much stuff to be put in except for the camera itself and some filters and perhaps the batteries..
if so, during the sitex, is there a specific booth(name) that i can look for if i were to purchase a digi cab?
thanks so much for the help..
hi guys,
i was wondering if i need a dry cabi for my camera, which is just a prosumer(6500FD)?
i guess there wouldnt be much stuff to be put in except for the camera itself and some filters and perhaps the batteries..
if so, during the sitex, is there a specific booth(name) that i can look for if i were to purchase a digi cab?
thanks so much for the help..
Prefer digital..
As it shows the exact RH on the LCD.
Though it needs battery to operate.
Just a personal preference.
As it shows the exact RH on the LCD.
Though it needs battery to operate.
Just a personal preference.
wa siao ... i walked like 5 rounds the sitex and cannot even see one shop selling a digi cabi ...
I just went down to Digihub office 2 days ago to have my damaged dehumidifying unit changed due to a power surge from lightning strike. There u can see all sizes lah. Spare parts are also everywhere. Prices are controlled.
try carrefour or cathay photo john 3:16 got quite a number for u to choose from
been to carrefour 4 times ... but they don't have stock for 30 L ... i want a 30L one ... bigger would be too big for me
Other camera shops also selling the 30L capacity ones. If you are going to suntec carrefour, maybe you can try TK which is just across the overhead-bridge
may i be excused to borrow your thread..
hi guys,
i was wondering if i need a dry cabi for my camera, which is just a prosumer(6500FD)?
i guess there wouldnt be much stuff to be put in except for the camera itself and some filters and perhaps the batteries..
if so, during the sitex, is there a specific booth(name) that i can look for if i were to purchase a digi cab?
thanks so much for the help..
Dun think SITEX got sell bah.
Maybe can go to the regular shops recommended by CSer
Toyo Living is one of the best.
Made in Japan. Costly.
No longer carried by Cathay Photo.
Now they have Akarui.
I think made in China.
Looks worse than Toyo Living.
Well I guess they make more selling the Akarui or Toyo Living requires them to commit to sell too large a target number. So they gave it up.
Made in Japan. Costly.
No longer carried by Cathay Photo.
Now they have Akarui.
I think made in China.
Looks worse than Toyo Living.
Well I guess they make more selling the Akarui or Toyo Living requires them to commit to sell too large a target number. So they gave it up.
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