Hi All......
Stumble upon one site....forgot to bookmark.....
It says that fungus on lens may be contagious especially so for zoom leens users.
The air movements of spores in and out of the camera and even in the SLR camera increases the potential risk of funguns spreading.
Iimagine a lens with fungus spores when used in zoom in and out motion creates air turbulence enough to transport the spores into the camera body. For example landing on the mirror.
Then if the lens is changed to a nother lens...the slapping action of the mirror will throw the spores into the next lens...and so forth.....
So be extra careful to ensure that the lens is ALWAYS free of fungus.
No such thing as...."Its okay only a little fungus and will not spoil the photo".....
Prevention is better then cure so ...be EXTRA CAREFUL!!!!!!
Invent on some sort of preventive measures...like a DRY BOX(with occational SILICA GEL charging) or a ELECTRONIC DRY BOX......
regards,
Sulhan
Stumble upon one site....forgot to bookmark.....
It says that fungus on lens may be contagious especially so for zoom leens users.
The air movements of spores in and out of the camera and even in the SLR camera increases the potential risk of funguns spreading.
Iimagine a lens with fungus spores when used in zoom in and out motion creates air turbulence enough to transport the spores into the camera body. For example landing on the mirror.
Then if the lens is changed to a nother lens...the slapping action of the mirror will throw the spores into the next lens...and so forth.....
So be extra careful to ensure that the lens is ALWAYS free of fungus.
No such thing as...."Its okay only a little fungus and will not spoil the photo".....
Prevention is better then cure so ...be EXTRA CAREFUL!!!!!!
Invent on some sort of preventive measures...like a DRY BOX(with occational SILICA GEL charging) or a ELECTRONIC DRY BOX......
regards,
Sulhan