andrechesini
Member
Hi, I just have a terrible experience.
I live in south of Brazil, Curitiba, which is a sub tropical weather. And here is not a severe winter, I am on Agoust, but the humidity is very high.
In the last week I bought a gas heater. I dont know if all this points can affect but I was doing some tests in a room that the heater was on and suddenly a fog raised in the inside of the lens. The image became very "fog". I put the camera back and wait about half hours and the fog start to desapier.
I am wondering if this condensation problem is a issue that I have to take care. What can I do to prevent this kind of thing from happening again? Is it normal? This affects the camera? Should I call the my warranty and change the camera?
Thanks a lot, hope to hear that is a silly problem!
I live in south of Brazil, Curitiba, which is a sub tropical weather. And here is not a severe winter, I am on Agoust, but the humidity is very high.
In the last week I bought a gas heater. I dont know if all this points can affect but I was doing some tests in a room that the heater was on and suddenly a fog raised in the inside of the lens. The image became very "fog". I put the camera back and wait about half hours and the fog start to desapier.
I am wondering if this condensation problem is a issue that I have to take care. What can I do to prevent this kind of thing from happening again? Is it normal? This affects the camera? Should I call the my warranty and change the camera?
Thanks a lot, hope to hear that is a silly problem!