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clutch@lycos.com wrote:
>
> I've looked around a bit and haven't seen much on this subject. Back
> when I was shooting film, the idea of having a camera in a parked car
> during summer seemed like a very bad idea since I figured the film
> might not like the heat.
>
> How do digital cameras hold up in hot closed up parked cars? Are
> there any reasonable cost storage containers that will protect the
> camera? Likely using something like a peltier effect cooler or
> something like that.
>
> Are digicams sturdy enough to take the heat if not in direct sunlight
> and theft light
Other posters have answered the question pretty fully, but there's one
aspect of keeping the camera in a cooler of some sort, and that's
condensation. Taking the camera out of a cooler and into humid heat
will cause condensation on the lens, and maybe on the sensor. If you go
the cooler way, check for this.
Colin
clutch@lycos.com wrote:
>
> I've looked around a bit and haven't seen much on this subject. Back
> when I was shooting film, the idea of having a camera in a parked car
> during summer seemed like a very bad idea since I figured the film
> might not like the heat.
>
> How do digital cameras hold up in hot closed up parked cars? Are
> there any reasonable cost storage containers that will protect the
> camera? Likely using something like a peltier effect cooler or
> something like that.
>
> Are digicams sturdy enough to take the heat if not in direct sunlight
> and theft light
Other posters have answered the question pretty fully, but there's one
aspect of keeping the camera in a cooler of some sort, and that's
condensation. Taking the camera out of a cooler and into humid heat
will cause condensation on the lens, and maybe on the sensor. If you go
the cooler way, check for this.
Colin