Very dry outside. I used this method after I got sick and tired with
fogging.
Dust was a big issue at Davis which has a large ice free area.
The old PHD camera is great for happy snaps.
You have to bring the camera in sooner or later, or the skuas and penguins
will make off with it. The only reasons our beers stayed put was they were
too big.
Foxy
----- Original Message -----
>I forgot to mention that. If you are going into a hut, leave the camera in
>the cold porch. It will take hours for the condensation to evapourate.
Going
>>from inside to outside is OK, just give it a minute.
>To stop the condensation, put all your gear in a plastic bag, suck the air
>out of it and seal it. When you bring it inside it will warm up without
>condensation. After it is at room temp, take it out of the bag.
>
>Foxy
>
I'd be tempted to take a Stylus/Mju or Yashica T5 for indoor shots and
leave the OM in the porch! Pretty dry outside there isn't it Foxy - but
nice and cosy and humid inside?
AndrewF
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