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On Friday, February 22, 2002 10:11 PM, Christian Gerzner wrote:
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> I'm assuming that your "fog problem" is either on the surface of the
> front port of your lens or the surface of the interior of your housing
> port, or both. I would not expect it to occur at the other end of your
> lens where it meets the camera body however, if it does, you really do
> have a serious problem. All the evidence points away from that,
thankfully.
You don't jhave to assume anything. I did write in my first post that:
"I've also discovered that when I've failed to use the right amount of
"spit-in-a-bottle" on the inner lens of the housing - particularly when the
surface conditions before sealing the housing are quite humid - then a small
amount of fogging appears"
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BTW! Christian. You never did let me know what you meant by your remark
about having files on my desk. Please advise me - privately if you wish -
what you meant.
Strike
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