March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

If your gear has been in your nice air-conditioned hotel room, and then goes in your nice air-conditioned car, there’s a good chance that when you pull it out at your warm, sunny shooting location, your lens is going to be fogged up with condensation on the outside, or inside, and your shots are going to be just as foggy. It’s that rapid change of temperature that causes the problem. This condensation will go away over time as your lens becomes acclimated to the current conditions, but it’s going to take time (sometimes as much as 30 minutes). This is another reason why I tell folks to get to their shooting location earlier ...
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