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May 29, 2020 11:35:51   #
Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States
 
Sark17 wrote:
Well you probably searched by using your name or something you know you said. I searched “storage and lens storage” and it didn’t come up. You also didn’t have to reply today. Sorry to have put you put but geeez.


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May 30, 2020 05:52:45   #
leftyD500 Loc: Ocala, Florida
 
Longshadow wrote:
And I'll bet it will be brought up again in the future.
So?

Had a math teacher in college. Someone would ask "Can you go over problem 12 on page 93?". The Prof would flip through his book and after a second say "I already did that one, any other questions?".

Attitude...


A good teacher WOULD NEVER disregard a reasonable question by a student!

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May 30, 2020 06:37:31   #
traderjohn Loc: New York City
 
KLambar wrote:
I researched and found where I replied back on April 17, 2020 and Oct. 15, 2019 on this topic.


Yawn.

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May 30, 2020 07:27:45   #
tcthome Loc: NJ
 
Sark17 wrote:
Hello! I am trying to decide the best way to store my lenses and camera when I am not using them. Ideally, they would have a "home", and I would choose the lens(es) I need for the day when I am out shooting so I can limit the weight I am lugging around by carrying lenses I know I won't need (which is what I am doing now, or leaving them on a random table until I get home and put them back in the camera backpack).

I recently bought a dehumidifier cabinet, which seemed amazing in theory, but the temperature inside of it is about 76 degrees, and for some reason, even though the humidity is 35%, the temperature being that high makes me nervous (maybe it shouldn't, I don't know).

I used to keep lenses in a separate camera bag, in a dark closet, and never had issues with them getting mold or dust, etc, but the lenses I have acquired over the years mean quite a lot to me and I don't know if that same storage technique (closet in bag) is actually a good idea?

So my question, where do you store your lenses and camera when you aren't using them? I use my camera almost every day, but I shoot macro, wildlife and even try astronomy, so I have lenses I definitely don't use every day that I would like to keep as safe as possible when they are sitting on the bench 😉 What do you do that works?

Thank you!
Hello! I am trying to decide the best way to store... (show quote)


76*F will cause no damage. Look at your equipment manual's. Probably states over 100*F for storage is safe. Not to worry. I wish my equipment was stored as good as yours.

Have fun.

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May 30, 2020 07:33:34   #
billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont
 
Sark17 wrote:
Hello! I am trying to decide the best way to store my lenses and camera when I am not using them. Ideally, they would have a "home", and I would choose the lens(es) I need for the day when I am out shooting so I can limit the weight I am lugging around by carrying lenses I know I won't need (which is what I am doing now, or leaving them on a random table until I get home and put them back in the camera backpack).

I recently bought a dehumidifier cabinet, which seemed amazing in theory, but the temperature inside of it is about 76 degrees, and for some reason, even though the humidity is 35%, the temperature being that high makes me nervous (maybe it shouldn't, I don't know).

I used to keep lenses in a separate camera bag, in a dark closet, and never had issues with them getting mold or dust, etc, but the lenses I have acquired over the years mean quite a lot to me and I don't know if that same storage technique (closet in bag) is actually a good idea?

So my question, where do you store your lenses and camera when you aren't using them? I use my camera almost every day, but I shoot macro, wildlife and even try astronomy, so I have lenses I definitely don't use every day that I would like to keep as safe as possible when they are sitting on the bench 😉 What do you do that works?

Thank you!
Hello! I am trying to decide the best way to store... (show quote)


I use the Ruggard dry cabinet for all of my equipment when not in use. B&H about twice a year deeply discounts them. I really like them.
Here is the whole collection.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/dry-cabinets/ci/35097/N/3552882480?sts=cat

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May 30, 2020 08:19:00   #
SteveG Loc: Norh Carolina
 
phlash46 wrote:


And every topic is a brand new, never been discussed before topic? Why is there a need to mention that? There are many topics revisited, so what! Why are you reading it then if it's been discussed before???

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May 30, 2020 08:23:37   #
mizzee Loc: Boston,Ma
 
When I go out to shoot, I have a Bagalini hobo bag with a Case Logic insert that easily held my d7000 camera and lens. Now that I’ve gone micro 4/3s, I can accommodate an additional lens. The rest of my lenses live in my ThinkTank street walker. I wouldn’t worry about temperature so much as humidity, which, judging from your post isn’t an issue.

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May 30, 2020 08:32:40   #
Kobuk Loc: Roseville, CA
 
I keep all our cameras and lenses in a gun safe works great but not everyone can do this.

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May 30, 2020 08:33:36   #
Sark17 Loc: Atlanta, GA
 
Thank you ☺️

jradose wrote:
A good teacher WOULD NEVER disregard a reasonable question by a student!

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May 30, 2020 09:05:15   #
KLambar Loc: New Jersey
 
I gave that info so he could go back to those dates and see responses.

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May 30, 2020 09:15:48   #
47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range
 
Unless I nail the search term exactly, I find the “ search” process/function often frustrating. Cryptic topic titles make the matter worse. A responder, if the best they can do is remind that a topic is a repeat, should be able to take a moment to provide a link. More helpful than a terse comment.

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May 30, 2020 09:18:48   #
Sark17 Loc: Atlanta, GA
 
Would you mind telling me what the temperature is inside your dry box and what the humidity is? I bought this one; and it’s still in its return window, but the temp is about 77 degrees with the humidity at 35%. I don’t know why the temp is so much warmer than my house, I guess it doesn’t matter, but it did concern me thinking I was going to somehow damage my gear.

billnikon wrote:
I use the Ruggard dry cabinet for all of my equipment when not in use. B&H about twice a year deeply discounts them. I really like them.
Here is the whole collection.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/dry-cabinets/ci/35097/N/3552882480?sts=cat

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May 30, 2020 09:20:23   #
Sark17 Loc: Atlanta, GA
 
🤣🤣🤣 glad I didn’t have HIS class!!

Longshadow wrote:
And I'll bet it will be brought up again in the future.
So?

Had a math teacher in college. Someone would ask "Can you go over problem 12 on page 93?". The Prof would flip through his book and after a second say "I already did that one, any other questions?".

Attitude...

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May 30, 2020 09:22:56   #
Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States
 
jradose wrote:
A good teacher WOULD NEVER disregard a reasonable question by a student!


Correct.
I had little respect for him after that.

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May 30, 2020 09:26:55   #
KLambar Loc: New Jersey
 
I have my cabinet set at 45 for humidity.

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