Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/12/20

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Subject: [Leica] Nathan's PAW 50: Nasty weather and magic
From: rbaron at concentric.net (Robert D. Baron)
Date: Tue Dec 20 11:45:29 2005
References: <200512201927.jBKJRULf099573@server1.waverley.reid.org>

Nathan writes:

> The camera is a Canon 1D Mark II. One of the reasons 
> I bought it (had a Canon 20D before) was that it is designed to be used 
> in muggy environments--it has good weather sealing, and so do most of 
> the Canon L lenses. I have used it in pretty heavy rain, and the weather 
> sealing definitely works. The only ill effect have been the rain drops 
> on the glass, because I hate the huge Canon lens hoods and leave them at 
> home most of the time.

Thanks, Nathan.  I also recall - but I can't quickly find it - a recent 
discussion - and maybe Ted chimed in - about the need to put cameras 
(and particularly digitals with their complex electronics) into a 
plastic bag before going back into a heated environment from the cold, 
to protect against condensation on all the chips and such.  I gather you 
haven't seen that problem; perhaps because although you have snow it is 
not cold enough to be a problem.

--Bob

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