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| How can I deal with the water on the surface of lens? |
Fred |
11/8/2005 |
I have to catch IR photos of a machine which give off lots of vapor.
How can I deal with the water on the surface of lens?
I thought to use a glass cloth or a hair dryer, but afraid of destroying the lens. |
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| Re:How can I deal with the water on the surface of lens? |
Gary Orlove |
11/8/2005 |
Try using Glad Clingwrap (crystal clear polyethylene) on the lens to protect it. The transmission of this plastic is about 0.89 for a LW camera. Use a fan or hair dryer set on cold to help blow away water droplets off the plastic.
Gary Orlove
Infrared Training Center |
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| Re:How can I deal with the water on the surface of lens? |
Fred |
11/9/2005 |
| Gary Orlove, thank you very much! |
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