C chyeo Senior Member May 6, 2002 1,703 0 36 43 Woodlands Oct 17, 2002 #1 What level is good for cameras and lenses?
T Tweek Senior Member Jan 17, 2002 2,027 0 0 44 East www.weekai.com Oct 17, 2002 #2 between 40% to 60%....as a general guide.
N NitroTech New Member Apr 4, 2002 545 0 0 49 In Paradise Visit site Oct 17, 2002 #3 Originally posted by chyeo What level is good for cameras and lenses? Click to expand... http://www.eurekadrybox.com.au/essentials.htm think this site will help.
Originally posted by chyeo What level is good for cameras and lenses? Click to expand... http://www.eurekadrybox.com.au/essentials.htm think this site will help.
C chyeo Senior Member May 6, 2002 1,703 0 36 43 Woodlands Oct 17, 2002 #4 Would a RH level of 30-35% dry up the coating on lenses? Heard from a friend...
R roygoh Senior Member Jan 18, 2002 5,011 0 0 Northwest Visit site Oct 17, 2002 #5 Originally posted by chyeo Would a RH level of 30-35% dry up the coating on lenses? Heard from a friend... Click to expand... If that's the case I might actually need a humidifier. Since moving to Seattle, I have not plugged my dry cabinet (even though I have a 110V-220V transformer). The hydrometer read about 35% most of the time.
Originally posted by chyeo Would a RH level of 30-35% dry up the coating on lenses? Heard from a friend... Click to expand... If that's the case I might actually need a humidifier. Since moving to Seattle, I have not plugged my dry cabinet (even though I have a 110V-220V transformer). The hydrometer read about 35% most of the time.
C chyeo Senior Member May 6, 2002 1,703 0 36 43 Woodlands Oct 17, 2002 #6 It's not confirmed. Anyone can advise on this?