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Eliminating Fog and Condensation

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Eliminating Fog and Condensation

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  1. Hello,

     

    What are the best techniques you have used for:

     

    1) Acclimating your case prior to a dive? (i.e.-open in a dry environment, closed in a humid environment, inside vs. outside, etc...)

     

    2) Using anti-fog solution like you would put in your dive mask? (i.e.-other options, how much, etc...)

     

    Thank you,

    Adam

  2. variables include your rig and climate you're diving in......

     

    I used to have problems with fogging, now I don't. My solution:

     

    When diving in Caribbean waters, I install my camera (oly c4040) in an air conditioned (dehumidified) room, into an Ikelite housing. I include three, (2 gram each) "silica gel dessicant packs" along with one feminine napkin.

     

    http://www.preservesmart.com/products.htm#...caGelDesiccants

     

    no affiliation

     

    Try to keep the silica gel packs positioned away from direct contact with the most likely source of most of the heat (imho, the batteries). Otherwise you may be reintroducing the moisture collected right back into the enclosed environment.

     

    I may be overprotected now, but the system works for me.....

     

    hth,

    b

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