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Subject: Re:Photomodelling in the shower? Steam hit the cameralens?

Date: Mon 20/03/23 08:50:11 GMT

Name: Justauser

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If you keep at least the front lens warm enough, it does not fog.

I´m wearing glasses,so I do know the problem, but while you can easily dip your glasses into the warm water, with a camera lens this does not work if the camera isn´t fully watertight, but then you got a problem with droplets.

Have a hairdryer at hand, maybe operated by a helper.

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Re:Photomodelling in the shower? Steam hit the cameralens?

By EdR - asplashofglamour@gmail.com Sun 19/03/23 20:11:32 GMT

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You can do a few things to reduce fogging the lens. You can run cold water or turn the heat up in the bathroom, (space heater or turn up the thermostat). You can also leave the door open and maybe run a fan. Get in the habit of checking the lens frequently. And keep a quality lens rag nearby. The model can be very helpful as she can clearly see your lens. Give her instructions to warn you of fog

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Photomodelling in the shower? Steam hit the cameralens?

By Wetlooker2 - Sun 19/03/23 19:09:13 GMT

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How are you handling the photoshoots in the shower area? Are the modellers using lukewarm water to get rid of the steam?

I know how it can go when the warm water make steam and hit the camera or glasses.

Would be very bad photos, maybe your door is open and give some fresh air.

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