ttrance New Member Sep 26, 2009 #1 Should i left the rear cap open when the lens is store in the dry cabinet?
catchlights Moderator Staff member Sep 26, 2009 #3 don't need, what if you reach for your lens and accidentally touches the rear element with your fingers?
don't need, what if you reach for your lens and accidentally touches the rear element with your fingers?
Diavonex Senior Member Sep 26, 2009 #4 Certain people believe that moisture can be trap between the cap and rear element.
A aprilmoon92 New Member Sep 26, 2009 #5 but rear cap not air tight anyway right? unless got rubber gasket... so no diff if on or off IMO. then safer in case you touch it
but rear cap not air tight anyway right? unless got rubber gasket... so no diff if on or off IMO. then safer in case you touch it
Octarine Moderator Staff member Sep 26, 2009 #6 Diavonex said: Certain people believe that moisture can be trap between the cap and rear element. Click to expand... But this is photography, not religion :bsmilie: so we can stick to facts of non airtight caps
Diavonex said: Certain people believe that moisture can be trap between the cap and rear element. Click to expand... But this is photography, not religion :bsmilie: so we can stick to facts of non airtight caps
S spheredome New Member Sep 26, 2009 #8 IMO, if expose to water like rain and sprays, decouple the camera and the lens + cover for 2 days before mounting back.
IMO, if expose to water like rain and sprays, decouple the camera and the lens + cover for 2 days before mounting back.
S spheredome New Member Sep 26, 2009 #9 It is possible. Moisture don't get out as fast and fungus gets a change to grow. Similar reason as to folks who experience fungus between the filter and lens in dry cabinet. But often not required unless expose to water. Diavonex said: Certain people believe that moisture can be trap between the cap and rear element. Click to expand...
It is possible. Moisture don't get out as fast and fungus gets a change to grow. Similar reason as to folks who experience fungus between the filter and lens in dry cabinet. But often not required unless expose to water. Diavonex said: Certain people believe that moisture can be trap between the cap and rear element. Click to expand...