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The Digi-Cabi is sold ...

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Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: Others Equipment Brand: Digi-Cabi Equipment Model: DHC-40 Price (S$): 150 (negotiable) Description: I have a Digi-Cabi Professional DHC-40 dry cabinet for sale. Its their Digital Humidity Controlled Professional Series dry cabinet and...

One place is TK foto: http://www.tkfoto.com.sg/public/contactus.asp raghu

A couple of websites on this: http://www.naturephotographers.net/dw0502-1.html http://www.fotoart.gr/photography/technique/photographyfilters/index.html Of these the two most useful would be the UV filter and the polarizer, as bedrock has already pointed out. raghu

One way to avoid misting is to put the equipment in a sealed plastic and allow it to reach the ambient temperature before taking it out of the bag. Since the cameras aren't airtight bodies the condensation will happen both inside the camera as well as outside. Have a look at the last section in...

Estel, what you say is right for the AD and DH series models however the OP is talking of the DHC series which is a Digital Humidity Controlled cabinet in which you can set the actual % of RH you want (Edit: using a "set" button in the front, there's no knob in the DHC models). I just got a...

I have EOS utility installed on my laptop running on vista and I can do both remote shooting and edit owner's name with USB!!! raghu

Hi, If the servicing is done by competent people there should be no problem with the optics. Do you see the fungus only on the front element or in the inner elements also. On the front element is it inside or outside. If its just the front element then you can get it cleaned at any camera...

This wiki article might help understand: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_market

I had a similar problem of a very obvious green cast when using default settings on my spyder2pro. Last time I calibrated I let the colorimeter measure the white and black luminescence points and then go ahead with the calibration. That gave me much better results with absolutely no green cast...

The ones with shop warranty or no warranty are probably grey market stuff and hence are available at cheaper prizes. There is so much of technology involved in todays cameras and lenses that nobody would be able to fake one, thought there is a chance that some shops might pass off a used lens in...

Yes, you just push the flash down and it doesn't fire. raghu