Re: tamron 28-75, foggy on the inside

Larry Colen wrote on Sat, 23 Jan 2016 01:27:07 -0800: > This afternoon I wanted to take some pictures of the river in my backyard. It > was raining, but not super hard, so rather than changing lenses, I just used > the 28-75 on the K-3. > This evening I was photographing belt tests at the

Re: tamron 28-75, foggy on the inside

Larry Colen wrote on Sat, 23 Jan 2016 01:27:07 -0800: > This afternoon I wanted to take some pictures of the river in my backyard. It > was raining, but not super hard, so rather than changing lenses, I just used > the 28-75 on the K-3. > This evening I was photographing belt tests at the

tamron 28-75, foggy on the inside

This afternoon I wanted to take some pictures of the river in my backyard. It was raining, but not super hard, so rather than changing lenses, I just used the 28-75 on the K-3. This evening I was photographing belt tests at the dojo, and it was getting tough to see through the camera. I had

Re: tamron 28-75, foggy on the inside

Plus; use a plastic bag as the container and twist the zoom every hour or so to pull/push as much air through it as possible. You may still end up with watermarks, though. > On 23 January 2016 at 12:28 Toine wrote: > > > Put it in a closed plastic container with as much

Re: tamron 28-75, foggy on the inside

Put it in a closed plastic container with as much silica gel bags you can find. Remove the K mount lens cap. Toine On 23 January 2016 at 10:25, Larry Colen wrote: > This afternoon I wanted to take some pictures of the river in my backyard. > It was raining, but not super hard,

Re: tamron 28-75, foggy on the inside

On 1/23/2016 4:25 AM, Larry Colen wrote: This afternoon I wanted to take some pictures of the river in my backyard. It was raining, but not super hard, so rather than changing lenses, I just used the 28-75 on the K-3. This evening I was photographing belt tests at the dojo, and it was getting