In need of a back up camera.
Nov 29, 2016 23:09:40 #
waegwan wrote:
Silica gel pack work well also. You can save the ones that come packed with various items and if you get 20 or so you can put them in a can or plastic bag or something suitable with the camera and they will dry it out. :-). It is so humid in South Korea in the summer I keep a four ounce silica gel pack in my camera bag.
I store my camera in a sealed Halliburton case with a gell pack.
It had been a month. The and the switch function had approved. I believe the sweat caused the original problem the switch would not work at all. After a couple of days the switch worked. The down function was intermittent and could not be relied upon. I think there was some debris left behind interfering with the contacts. The vacuum removed it and now the switch is reliable. I saw no evidence of moisture when using the vacuum.
Nov 29, 2016 23:34:44 #
tmehrkam wrote:
I store my camera in a sealed Halliburton case wit... (show quote)
Cool! Glad you got it worked out. :-)
Nov 30, 2016 05:58:06 #
tmehrkam wrote:
I see the SLT 65 is listed on your information line.
What is your experience with Canon lenses on the Sony. Do you loose anything. Loose an F stop like the Canon FD to EF adaptors. How does the auto focus work. ?
What is your experience with Canon lenses on the Sony. Do you loose anything. Loose an F stop like the Canon FD to EF adaptors. How does the auto focus work. ?
my only experience has been using fd lenses with my sony alpha's. using only the better lenses,i get great results. but it's strictly manual focus.
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