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huntingbuddy
01-13-2007, 02:43 AM
Well today when I was duck hunting I decided that "I needed to go swimming" in one of the rivers I was hunting. Well long story short my digital camera got wet. Everything works just fine except for the little water molocules on the inside of the lens. Any help on how I can fix it.
yea sounds like my benelli GET A NEW ONE!!!! just kiddin, most camera shops should be able to fix it :wink:
Jewelry Crew
01-13-2007, 10:28 AM
My count on cell phones i've dropped in the water is now at 7...never been lucky enough to drop my camera
ducksngeese80
01-13-2007, 01:11 PM
here in Utah that would be a full limit of cel phones:lol
Silver Webfoot
01-13-2007, 01:15 PM
eeeewwwwwwww!
kingkilla
01-13-2007, 04:44 PM
put a blow dryer by it for a while, and that might help...
honkerhunter104
01-13-2007, 09:36 PM
dont call the company..i had a song camera i broke the nightvision on it and they wanted to charge me 550 to fix it when i bought it for 600 so i got to lookin at it and fixed it myself where all i had to do is flip a switch on the inside. but a camera shop should be able to help ya out
Richie
01-14-2007, 12:11 AM
Yeah my dad and i were talking about falling in Wed. morning while we were out and what do you know. He fell in.....water up his jacket sleeve. Down the waders too. It was a cold morning. Something like high 20's. I laughed my ass off :lol:
kingkilla
01-14-2007, 01:33 AM
i fell in a couple years ago when breaking ice. i put all my weight on a piece of ice and before i new it in. its suxs ass
Max4Gooser
01-14-2007, 01:01 PM
I have fallen in, dropped expensive items, (one time a $2500 portable radio that belonged to the City of Springfield), and ruined electronics. I doubt their are too many waterfowlers that have hunted for 20 plus years that haven't fallen in :lol: .
On the camera, I suggest you remove the batteries, do not turn it on, and dissasemble as much as you can, opening up all the card slots. and let it air dry. then take it in for cleaning, the water will most likely leave spots on the inside of the lens when it dries. If you are real brave, consider using some rubbing alcohol and an old tooth brush to clean the circuit boards, and connections, I did this last year or the year before to save my drunk laptop :wink:
Good luck with the camera.
HARDCORE
01-14-2007, 01:41 PM
how old is it. and where did u buy it.
spiral_downfall
01-14-2007, 04:28 PM
I can relate to this. Friday morning I hunted the walk in down at Carlyle Lake in Carlyle, IL. This was my first time hunting there. There were no signs marked anywhere soi found a spot that looked good, so I thought. I went from water up to my knees to water over my head in about 1 second. Needless to say this was at 4 AM. I was able to stand the cold for 2 hours.....but only killed ONE duck!!!
the only time i ever got wet was surf fishing on lake mighigan 3-5 footers and had a roller crash me on the way back to the beach from casting. :x
Steelheader
01-15-2007, 03:26 PM
Make sure you dry that camera out real well. If it has moister on the circuit board you can short it out by turning it on.
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