RES: RES: [Leica] Dry chamber for storing camera gear

["Amilcar de Oliveira" <amilcar@domain.com.br>]

thanks Simon, but there seems to be an error. The URL in from an adhesive
manufacturer.
Amilcar

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Yes they are sold here unther the Bison trade name
Used to have a few in an old humid TVR  griffith.
I remember you put them in a bowl and drained of the collected water once in
a while
here is an URL
http://www.bison.net/english/index.html
simon jessurun
amsterdam
the netherlands



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From: "Amilcar de Oliveira" <amilcar@domain.com.br>
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Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 10:33 PM
Subject: RES: RES: [Leica] Dry chamber for storing camera gear


> Never saw anything like it. Do you have an URL?
> TIA
> Amilcar
>
>
> I live in Minnesota which has the climate of Siberia. High humidity
> is rarely a problem, so the Zeros should do just fine. I have color
> changing dessicant which  I just baked into a nice shade of blue.
>
> In Japan, they have these little dessicant tubs about the size of a
> small R camera that somehow take moisture and turn it into a liquid
> that drips into the bottom half. Have you seen those? I've always
> wondered how they work. Apparently you should *never* spill the
> liquid inside because it will *never* evaporate. Odd.
>
> Karen
>
>
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> http://www.photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/
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