06-03 Fury at Ashland Creek-1.jpg
After fifteen years spent in Ashland, I do not remember Ashland Creek being this full. Thanks to the heavy rains and the enormous melting snow pack, Ashland Creek is furiously rushing down hill to celebreate this great year for the earth!
Update:
During this photo session, I fell in the creek and submerged my equipment. I had nothing with me to dry my camera and lens but my bob hat. I kept taking pictures including this one, which was at the end of my photo session.
I went back home, bought a silica gel with a dispenser, put it into a 2'x1’ plastic container and placed in it my camera without battery, cards and all doors open and my extended lens. I left them there for five days, and then went for a test session. All worked well and no trace of humidity.
However, in the process, I contacted Canon and learned that it does not service this equipment anymore as its priority is for its users to upgrade to RF equipment. i get daily messages but no help!
06-03 Fury at Ashland Creek-1.jpg
After fifteen years spent in Ashland, I do not remember Ashland Creek being this full. Thanks to the heavy rains and the enormous melting snow pack, Ashland Creek is furiously rushing down hill to celebreate this great year for the earth!
Update:
During this photo session, I fell in the creek and submerged my equipment. I had nothing with me to dry my camera and lens but my bob hat. I kept taking pictures including this one, which was at the end of my photo session.
I went back home, bought a silica gel with a dispenser, put it into a 2'x1’ plastic container and placed in it my camera without battery, cards and all doors open and my extended lens. I left them there for five days, and then went for a test session. All worked well and no trace of humidity.
However, in the process, I contacted Canon and learned that it does not service this equipment anymore as its priority is for its users to upgrade to RF equipment. i get daily messages but no help!