Who dosen't use dry cabinet?


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I'm using DIY noe...
an air-tight box, silical gel in a DIY bottle with netting.

will cook those gel when it turns pink.
 

I'm using DIY noe...
an air-tight box, silical gel in a DIY bottle with netting.

will cook those gel when it turns pink.

haa, mind posting a photo of your setup? What's the size of your box?
 

haa, mind posting a photo of your setup? What's the size of your box?

no prob, it looks kinda noob. but i guess it's good enuff at this moment.
when i have time, i'll get a meter to measure the humidity level in it.

I'll post the pix tonight...


However, i do not have expensive lens at this moment. in future if i have some great lens. i might or might not get a real dry cabi. haha:bsmilie:
 

if you have a properly weather sealed lens , i don't see why you need a dry box
 

if you have a properly weather sealed lens , i don't see why you need a dry box

HUH? weather sealed prevents fungus from growing? Isn't the glass of the front element exposed?

Or you mean to say shrink wrap the entire lens. :bsmilie::bsmilie:
 

if you have a properly weather sealed lens , i don't see why you need a dry box

weather-sealed does not mean air-tight.
How about you loan one of your "weather-sealed" lenses, and we put it in the room where they grow mushrooms?
 

Even if you are right. Then what about the body, your spare lens and accessories etc.

How did you prevent the fungus from growing on the exterior in prolong storage?

if you have a properly weather sealed lens , i don't see why you need a dry box
 

if you have a properly weather sealed lens , i don't see why you need a dry box
wow! no wonder everybody buying Canon PRO lenses...... don't need to store in dry box/cabinet..
 

That's is one thing I can't and won't dare to experiment. Too expensive. :bsmilie: It will be a for me to know, for you to find out.

But I show you a P&S camera Yashica T3 (will take a pic for record later) which has very serious fungus outside and the exterior len protection glass but the film loading area and the inner lens element totally clean. Yashica T3 is weatherproof. This cam has been stash is the dirty corner of the store room for 10 years.

wow! no wonder everybody buying Canon PRO lenses...... don't need to store in dry box/cabinet..

if you have a properly weather sealed lens , i don't see why you need a dry box
 

lets not make a waste of good glass.. but I'll upgrade to a drycabi once I have the space
 

lets not make a waste of good glass.. but I'll upgrade to a drycabi once I have the space

ya, as for me.
i'll stick to my DIY drybox.
I shall upgrade to digicab after i save up enuff to get my lens.
 

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