A friend of mine who recently got into under water videography is having problems with little water droplets sticking to the port after a dive on the surface. If he wants to shoot a scene of the divers on the surface exiting or entering the water those droplets really get in the way of a good shot. When those drops dry during a surface interval they start to ruin the underwater scenes of the next dive too. Can something like RainX be used? Maybe there is something guys use for over/under shots to keep water off the FE lens that would work here? Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Water Droplets on the Port
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Try baby shampoo or dish soap - I'd stay away from the RainX
Bryce
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A friend of mine who recently got into under water videography is having problems with little water droplets sticking to the port after a dive on the surface. If he wants to shoot a scene of the divers on the surface exiting or entering the water those droplets really get in the way of a good shot. When those drops dry during a surface interval they start to ruin the underwater scenes of the next dive too. Can something like RainX be used? Maybe there is something guys use for over/under shots to keep water off the FE lens that would work here? Any ideas would be appreciated.
spit
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i wouldn't use soapy stuff .. just incase it affects the orings ..
there has been other threads on this try these
http://wetpixel.com/forums/index.php?showt...;hl=water+drops
and less so
http://wetpixel.com/forums/index.php?showt...;hl=water+drops
