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Re: Blurred lens

Postby Chads93GT » Jan 4, 2010 8:06 pm

used the heat pack method saturday. Opened the pack when I left the house and it was nice and warm by time i got to the cave. Threw it in the camera case and headed in. When I first pulled it out to take pictures, I was able to take photos immediately and the heat pack warmed back up too. no fogging of any kind, it was great! Thanks for the tip!
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Re: Blurred lens

Postby LukeM » Jan 5, 2010 3:00 pm

Not to get too off topic here but having non-oxygen using heat packs around can potentially be much better than the alternative in an emergency situation. I have heard of one rescue (in a very tight space) where the use of oxygen-eating heat packs caused a bad-air situation.
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