Which dry cabinet to buy?

[vlee383]

Don't know if I'm posting to the right topic, sorry if not. I just got my DSLR and heard that I should get a dry cabinet to protect it. Any advise on what to get and from where I can get a good price? Thx inadvance.

 

[giantcanopy]

It is a sound advice when you are keeping the camera in a humid country like singapore.
It is like buying cheap insurance for your gear, and can reduce the probability of fungus germinating.

There are a few companies. DigiCabi is one very popular company
Price varies with the size of the dry cabinet ( in litres )

Ryan

 

[vlee383]

Thx for the info. Had a look at the website and don't know which series to get. I don't have much equipment so maybe a small one like 30L might be enough, around how much does that costs?

 

[giantcanopy]

You can try this link from tkfoto

Ryan

 

[vlee383]

Really thank you for the help

 

[yyD70S]

Since you have a DSLR (and not otherwise), I suggest you consider too the medium-sized cabinets -- the 60 litres, 70 litres or 80 litres; for for future expansion.

Thx for the info. Had a look at the website and don't know which series to get. I don't have much equipment so maybe a small one like 30L might be enough, around how much does that costs?

 

[eugene_nyc]

You can get it at Carrefour Suntec. DigiCabi AD-050 (50L) @ $158 with free delivery.

 

[kamikaze]

Thx for the info. Had a look at the website and don't know which series to get. I don't have much equipment so maybe a small one like 30L might be enough, around how much does that costs?

Saw it at John3:16 @ Funan, $90 or $99 Cash & Carry...:bsmilie:

 

[Rubber_Duck]

Saw this dry cabinet...Toyo Living

Look good...and c/w UV light... some thing like that....

http://www.toyoliving.co.jp/individual/index.html

Don't know SG have it or not...:dunno:

 

[modthing]

may i know what's the RH% level that i should keep my camera gears in?

 

[AxeLa]

may i know what's the RH% level that i should keep my camera gears in?

45-55...:thumbsup: