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Photography W/ Precious Instruments
When to take pictures outside and when not to; please help!
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Adaleona
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I am already posting a lot on these forum topics; I can already see how much more I'll learn within a week!

 

So I really want to photograph my instruments but I'm iffy on whether I should take them outside and do so. Right now it is very cold (36 degrees with 40% humidity) and I'm probably not going to be taking pictures today since I just checked the temperature; but I would still like to know what temperature/humidity would be best to take pictures in, what precautions to take while doing so, and basically anything I would have to know to keep my instruments safe from harm.

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You mean the humidity? 40 - 60% should be fine.
I would take your case with you and let the instrument accumulate to the temperature before opening the case and when you come back inside, wait a half hour so that the instrument can slowly get warm before opening again.

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Thank you for the reply! So sorry for this late reply, but the humidity has been good around here but it's been too cold I am getting a little nervous about doing these photos.

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