Basiiczxx
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My spy point link micros have been fogging since it started getting colder. Does anyone have any tips to prevent this?
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trail cameras fogging during early morning pictures
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IkemanTX
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How low are they positioned?
Anytime I set in low lying ground I tend to have fogging issues. We run a relatively high humidity throughout the winter, so when temps really dip lenses will fog over. Setting the cam 12ish feet up seems to help some, and I think it is because it gets sunlight on it earlier. Regardless, some weather patterns will do it no matter what you do.
Anytime I set in low lying ground I tend to have fogging issues. We run a relatively high humidity throughout the winter, so when temps really dip lenses will fog over. Setting the cam 12ish feet up seems to help some, and I think it is because it gets sunlight on it earlier. Regardless, some weather patterns will do it no matter what you do.
Tiny drop off dish soap on the lense buffed in... Works for fogging snorkeling/scuba masks and eye glasses
Not sure if it'll work on trail camera but worth a shot
Not sure if it'll work on trail camera but worth a shot