May I know the higher the humidity or the lower is better?
The dry cabinet says ideally should be 45% to 55%, but I add in silica gel, it became 10%, so it's good to be 10% or? What should I do?
May I know the higher the humidity or the lower is better?
The dry cabinet says ideally should be 45% to 55%, but I add in silica gel, it became 10%, so it's good to be 10% or? What should I do?
are you intent to mummified your camera?May I know the higher the humidity or the lower is better?
The dry cabinet says ideally should be 45% to 55%, but I add in silica gel, it became 10%, so it's good to be 10% or? What should I do?
well... yea it says ideally 45-55.. so why are u asking if its good to be 10%.. why pls dont put any silica gel inside. it only "screwed" your dry cabinet up.May I know the higher the humidity or the lower is better?
The dry cabinet says ideally should be 45% to 55%, but I add in silica gel, it became 10%, so it's good to be 10% or? What should I do?
You should read your camera manual and also the manual of the dry cabinet. It's this little booklet that was in the box with your cam. Last pages, somewhere under 'Storage' .. will give you an immediate answer.May I know the higher the humidity or the lower is better?
The dry cabinet says ideally should be 45% to 55%, but I add in silica gel, it became 10%, so it's good to be 10% or? What should I do?
I think the room humidity will affect that in you dry cabinet. Mine was around 30+ and it dropped to 25% recently. I have it adjusted up to 30% again. Personally I think 30 - 50% is ok. I don't think there are any parts that can be damaged by humidity. The only consideration is temperature which control humidity.
Do correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks all brothers for the advise.
Actually was a bit of blur as was first time using DSLR camera and dry cabinet, so just heard from a salesman from newsthread saying have to put silica gel, that's why I bought it from him which cost me $12.90. Seems like this gel has to gone into waste then.
Thanks all brothers for the advise.
Actually was a bit of blur as was first time using DSLR camera and dry cabinet, so just heard from a salesman from newsthread saying have to put silica gel, that's why I bought it from him which cost me $12.90. Seems like this gel has to gone into waste then.
May I know the higher the humidity or the lower is better?
The dry cabinet says ideally should be 45% to 55%, but I add in silica gel, it became 10%, so it's good to be 10% or? What should I do?
Istar said:Thanks all brothers for the advise.
Actually was a bit of blur as was first time using DSLR camera and dry cabinet, so just heard from a salesman from newsthread saying have to put silica gel, that's why I bought it from him which cost me $12.90. Seems like this gel has to gone into waste then.