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Condensation behind lens on Spotlight Battery Camera
Not sure how it happened, but recently I started to notice a haze over my cameras. Following the suggestions on this group, I did wipe off the lenses for all of them, but on my battery powered spotlight cam, I noticed the condensation was behind the lens. After discovering this, I took it down, opened the battery compartment, removed batteries (all dry inside) and let it sit in my dining room for a few days hoping that the temperature would normalize and the condensation would go away. That said, it's been three days, and doesn't look like there has been any change. Would love to get some ideas on how to handle this! Thanks!
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02-01-2020 01:42:50
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Starting to see blurry area on right side of image from vacation home. Will inspect camera when I return. If its same problem will try opening it and setting it on top of dehumidifier and cranking down the humidity setting to 30%. Anybody tried this?
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18-08-2020 01:43:45
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- M
Same issue here, just started happening in the last 2 weeks. I didn't notice it at first due to fog but now it's a daily occurance. It goes away as the day warms up but clearly will get worse as the dew point rises with fall and winter. I have 2 cameras side by side. One is perfect one is not.
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06-10-2020 02:17:20
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MrCarlosA
The same thing is happening to my spotlight battery can. It is blurred, from what I can tell, most of the morning. It has started to last longer.
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04-06-2020 10:34:07
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