| Originally Posted by dj_mocok;2732752[B Steve[/B]: Wow that's fast. So you still need to pick it up from your friend? |
| Originally Posted by dj_mocok /img/forum/go_quote.gif Machi[/B By the way I got a new problem. Some of you probably know that I live in a small studio apartment, and since it's summer, I've been turning the air conditioner on and off several times every day. All this time I've been "storing" my lenses out in the open, basically just put them sitting outside. I'm not storing them in a box, bag, or cupboard since I'm afraid it might develop moisture and fungus. And today I just noticed that there was a tiny bit of condensation on the body (underneath focusing ring to be exact) of my 85mm. I already wiped it out, but this really scares me. I'm no good at physics, but can condensation happen within the inside of the lens body as well? or it will always outside? I tried to look for condensation on the glass inside but there was none. Only a little bit outside of body. I'm afraid that this condensation will introduce moisture inside the lens and lead to fungus. You think it's possible? By the way, any recommendation of how to store lens in a small room? I know lens should be stored in a constant temp. and all that, but it's difficult to find a good place to store lens when you live in a small apartment. It's a studio, so no bedroom, I got kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom without any walls. So everywhere is a potential danger zone for lenses. Should I just put them in shoebox or something and just store them in my wardrobe? Plus if they are in shoe box, will it actually prevent condensation? But wardrobe is very prone to fungus. I really have no idea where should I put my camera gears since my room is so small. I know the surefire way to prevent condensation is not using air conditioner altogether, but it's not possible. Any ideas? |
All i know so far about it is its BIG, its old and its big 
