As Mr. Robb can attest I've had my *ist D out in a steady rain for 10
minutes or more with water just beading up and dripping of the camera and
haven't had a problem. I'll bet it's some other kind of fault, not caused
by humidity.
If it is an environmentally caused issue, it may likely go away. I would
think though, that if humidity got in that easily, and now the camera was in
dry condtions, it could evaporate out almost just as fast.
Tom C.
From: skye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: broke my istD
Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 16:54:51 -0700
On 10/14/05, Tom C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would take it into a camera showroom and place it square in front of a
> Canon EOS 5D, where the little *istD can see it good and say "You see
this
> guy, here? If you don't straighten up, he's going to get to go to all
the
> places I was going to take you!".
>
> I bet you're a little P*istD that you've been D*istD by your *istD. :(
>
> Tom C.
thanks for making me laugh, Tom. :) You're not far wrong -- I think I
remember reading that one of the Nikons has a really good seal? The
camera place said that this happens to canons and nikons as well, but
I should think the one with the seal would be a better bet.
