my dry box doesnt go below 55 % for days.....time to buy new one liao. my one is about 8 yrs old......
mind if i ask all the dry cabinet owners here one questions?
what capacity cabinets do you own?
how much camera equip can a 60L cabinet hold?
can it at least hold approx
3 DSLR bodies...
3 zoom lens similar to size 70-200mm lens..
4-5 short lens similar sized to 28-75mm or wide lens like 10-22mm?
with enough space for at least 3 more lens?
if not what sized cabinet am i looking at to put all these and yet be able to have enough space for some upgrades?
mind if i ask all the dry cabinet owners here one questions?
what capacity cabinets do you own?
how much camera equip can a 60L cabinet hold?
can it at least hold approx
3 DSLR bodies...
3 zoom lens similar to size 70-200mm lens..
4-5 short lens similar sized to 28-75mm or wide lens like 10-22mm?
with enough space for at least 3 more lens?
if not what sized cabinet am i looking at to put all these and yet be able to have enough space for some upgrades?
Well, I have adked the Toyo Living guys, and guess what, they recommend the Digi- Cabi, much cheaper, better value.
Anyway, I have called Digi-Cabi for a replacement of my DHC-100, and this time they tested it first for several days before delivering to me.
Excellent, now it almost matches my digital hygrometer, 43 on the Digi-Cabi, 45 on my hygrometer. It does vary sometimes when door is opened (every day) / closed, but it jumps back quickly to the right setting of 45. Great !
Well, I can't ask for much at its price, and I can forgive the digital display, still wrong (or maybe they should just change their marketing pitch/sales talk to avoid questions). It goes 2++ rh below the Set value, and it is not supposed to if the manual is to be believed. At any rate, small issue. I hope it will last in its good performance of course.
At any rate, a separate digital hygrometer is still recommended, IMHO, to make sure measurements are all within tolerance.
.
Hi,
Where do you get a digital and analog hygrometer? and how much is it cost?
No, analog is just not as accurate, IMHO.
The separate one is for peace of mind, for paranoid people like me. After all, these dry cabinets are "cheap" compared to industrial types like Toyo Living (used by Nikon, Canon, Sony, etc), quality thresholds are not the same, so a $35++ extra hygrometer is not such a bad thing to have, rather than $4k++ for a Toyo Living of the same size.
I've seen some cameras with some slight fungus or bad foams even if stored in dry cabinets (humidity still high), and very dry leather (humidity level must have been too low). So I'd like to avoid these ...
.
45 RH ...
Really ? Something is wrong then ... it may not even be the cabinet ... i.e. if there is fungus already before being placed in the cabinet
.
does anyone know for Akarui , who is the manufacture? any webby? where can i bring it to if spoil?