Hi all,
I have a Phantom 3 Pro which I have been using for about a year. I'm based in Hong Kong which is very humid most of the time and the photographers among us will know that camera lenses can get mouldy which eats away the chemical coating on the camera lens and can severely affect picture quality. I usually keep my camera lenses in a humidity controlled storage case which keeps them in good condition but I can't really do that with my Phantom considering it's size.
I have recently seen signs of mould on the lens of my Phantom and was wondering if anyone who lives in more humid areas have the same issue and if there are any solutions? Please see photos below, I have tried to show the mould but it's very hard to focus on. It sort of looks like little spider webs on the lens.
I have a Phantom 3 Pro which I have been using for about a year. I'm based in Hong Kong which is very humid most of the time and the photographers among us will know that camera lenses can get mouldy which eats away the chemical coating on the camera lens and can severely affect picture quality. I usually keep my camera lenses in a humidity controlled storage case which keeps them in good condition but I can't really do that with my Phantom considering it's size.
I have recently seen signs of mould on the lens of my Phantom and was wondering if anyone who lives in more humid areas have the same issue and if there are any solutions? Please see photos below, I have tried to show the mould but it's very hard to focus on. It sort of looks like little spider webs on the lens.