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Old 10-30-2007, 09:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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water drops on your lens

after coming up from the dive i always like to snap a few shots of the boat, shore, etc. while still in the water, but i always have a few water drops that i can't get off the lens. anyone know of something i can put on the outside of the lens to get the water to 'bead' off so i can get some good post dive surface pics? mayve a rainx type product?
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I use a substance called RainX that I get at the local auto supply store; one caveat is that I don't know how well this works on polycarbonate housings as opposed to the glass lens front on my Top Dawg housing.
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Don't use RainX on acrylic ports. It will etch them. More than you want to know about it here.
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Spit or baby shampoo work on acrylic. In a pinch, dunk your camera right before you take the picture; usualy better than big drops from a partially dry dome.
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