Is dry cabinet necessary ?


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I think it's the other way round.

The silicon gel is dark blue in colour when it has not absorbed any moisture.
It will turn light pink when it has absorbed moisture.
 

Pink when wet and Blue when dry?

Last time am i using a new silicon gel model or what? hehe...
Or maybe i got a poor memory... btw, using a electronic drybox now, got it yesteray.
Maybe so of you guys who is currently using would like to clarify :)
 

reno77 said:
But since most lens have UV coating, if there is fungus on the lens the UV light cannot penetrate in.
Are you sure you know what's you talking?
 

mobby said:
Pink when wet and Blue when dry?

Last time am i using a new silicon gel model or what? hehe...
Or maybe i got a poor memory... btw, using a electronic drybox now, got it yesteray.
Maybe so of you guys who is currently using would like to clarify :)
Pink = Absorbed moisture

Blue = No absorbed moisture (pardon my english).
 

oh .. sorry everyone... i made a mistake :bigeyes: :bigeyes: .. true... Silica Gel turns from Blue (dry) to Red (Filled with moisture)

:bsmilie:
 

what brand and model of electronic dry box is good and cheap? i have a dslr with 2 lens. maybe going for more lens in future.
 

Is a dry cabinet necessary if I put the camera in a room with aircon operates 18 hours perday?

-joko-
 

haven't read this thread yet, this net runs @ <1k ridiculous speed. but dry cabinet? YES!!
Lost 3 of my binoculars due to fungus, 1 minolta 7d + some lenses, 1 Panasonic Fz series, 1 Olympus prosumer, and some I don't bother to remember, so sad.
The list continues, kept in 2 different locations/houses! Under the tv, inside the cabinet, inside minolta bag with silica in it, etc poof still gets infected! It looks like strands of hair or root, irritating thing.
Fungus can get u anytime anywhere. Don't play play! Get a cabinet or drybox with some silica.
 

mobby said:
oh .. sorry everyone... i made a mistake :bigeyes: :bigeyes: .. true... Silica Gel turns from Blue (dry) to Red (Filled with moisture)

:bsmilie:


HAHAH MOB, HOW'S YOUR new 350D? Hope your dry cabinet keeps its fungus free.. ;p
 

dennisc said:
haven't read this thread yet, this net runs @ <1k ridiculous speed. but dry cabinet? YES!!
Lost 3 of my binoculars due to fungus, 1 minolta 7d + some lenses, 1 Panasonic Fz series, 1 Olympus prosumer, and some I don't bother to remember, so sad.
The list continues, kept in 2 different locations/houses! Under the tv, inside the cabinet, inside minolta bag with silica in it, etc poof still gets infected! It looks like strands of hair or root, irritating thing.
Fungus can get u anytime anywhere. Don't play play! Get a cabinet or drybox with some silica.

did u set the correct setting? :o
 

tokrot said:
did u set the correct setting? :o
Nope wasn't using any protection then, no dry cabinet, container. Thought the fungus won't get to me THEN. Now, I'm 101% using cabinets & container for all my stuffs.
 

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