
Photos of the Japan Air Self Defense Force
Just checked out a Japanese Air Self Defense Force Base in Omitama city in Ibaraki prefecture and here are a couple of shots I’d like to share.
Just checked out a Japanese Air Self Defense Force Base in Omitama city in Ibaraki prefecture and here are a couple of shots I’d like to share.
Most of Canon’s lenses have full-time manual focusing that allows you to manually focus even if the lens is switched to autofocus. But for lenses that don’t have this feature you are required to switch to manual focus or you can damage the focus motor. Most of them are EF-S lenses. Which one are they?
And so it happened! As I was ascending from my final dive in Guam, I saw salt water inside the waterproof housing of my gopro camera!!! But after some water damage control on the GoPro, it still works! How did I do it? Read on…
*Dozens Of Helpful And Inspirational Comments Made By Gopro Users
1. Take the camera out of the housing.
2. Take out the battery and SD card (VERY IMPORTANT!!! if you have any gopro extensions such as the LCD backpack, take that out too)
3. Soak the GoPro and other components that got wet (except the battery) in clean freshwater for 30 seconds to a minute to prevent corrosion inside. (do this step if soaked in seawater)
4. Drive out the water from the insides of the gopro by swinging it. (goal here is to use centripetal force to move water out through openings such as the sd card slot.)
5. Let it dry… Remember, there are many ways to dry… *I put my gopro inside a car on the dashboard for 3 hours during a hot day on it’s side with the SD card slot facing up so that the water would evaporate and steam would exit out of it. It was summer and it was pretty hot. Do not ever turn on your camera if you suspect there is water inside… you can fry the circuits inside!
(If the climate is pretty cold where you live I would recommend putting the GoPro in a tight sealed box with some silica packets for several days. The silica packets should absorb most of the moisture from the inside of the camera.) If you don’t have desiccants, try using rice or pasta as some have recommended in the comments below.
6. Take the camera out of the car and let it cool off in a dry place at room temperature and don’t touch it for 24 hours.
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Although I think I was very lucky, this may not work for everyone. But if flooding occurs while you’re diving, surfing, or just doing anything in the water, you may try what I did with your own discretion. Remember, I won’t take any responsibility, I’m just sharing what I did so you could save your electrical devices if it ever gets wet especially with sea water! Plus I really like electronics so I like experimenting with them once they become spare parts!
Btw, remember to NEVER TURN ON YOUR CAMERA IF YOU SUSPECT THAT IT IS STILL WET! Give it time to dry.
(I’ve noticed some blog posts and videos out there copying my exact same methods that include changing words around and claiming it’s “their” method. It’s all good to spread the word but I would appreciate it if you give some credit to this blog which I dedicate a lot of effort to anyone interested in electrical gadgets including the GoPro camera! Please note the date of this post!)
When it comes to ensuring the safety of yourself and others around you, quality gear matters! This relates to body
So someone was trying to hack into adamgo.com .htaccess file yesterday but I thwarted the action by using some anti-hacking measures to keep this site secure. The whole ordeal wasn’t so fun but it was definitely educational. Anyways, I will share what I did to protect your site and .htaccess file from getting hacked in my next post. Stay tuned.
The other day, a friend of mine asked me about SD (Secure Digital) memory card class differences. My friend told me that while she looked around eBay for deals on a 32GB SDHC card for her recently purchased GoPro, she noticed that the SD cards were classified by class numbers, something she did not realize until recently. She asked which she should get… I told her the higher the number the better. I thought I’d share this little info about SD class types with all of you…