Tips for Using Electronic Water Protection

One of the differences between digital cameras and film cameras is digital camera body tends to heat up. As a result, there could be condensation or condensation in or on a protective water-resistant camera lens if the humidity in the high protector.

Therefore, you should avoid opening protective in damp areas, such as on board or on a wet beach.

No less importantly, you need to replace the batteries at each dive if you do not want to risk running out of battery. Divers who dive more than once a day need to set up some battery backup.

When out of the water after diving, flush and shake-shake the camera protector with water to remove sand or salt element attached to the protector. Then dry the entire surface of the protector with a dry cloth.

Wipe the entire surface of the protector and key sidelines with a towel. If still there is sand or foreign object, beat the guards with water and wipe again until missing and dry. Put the protector is on the table or chair and a towel to wipe your entire head to prevent water or hair from the head fell into the protector when opened. But do not do it exactly above the open protector.

When you open a protective water-resistant, do it fast. Replace batteries quickly, consider the O-ring, the hole and the back side of it protecting from foreign objects, enter one or two packets of silica gel, and closed again.

Turn off the camera if your digital camera models can be turned off while in a protective water-resistant. Without this feature, set the camera to shooting mode, turn off the LCD monitor and wait until the camera went into sleep mode automatically. Perform this procedure as soon as possible and as good as possible before the next dive, so that the silica gel packets get enough time to absorb the moisture in the protector.

Before you dive again, do a test against the protector, check for a few seconds the first time and for much longer the second time. Be careful storing waterproof protective under direct sunlight. Protector and your digital camera will heat up and cause condensation when you are on board or diving