Drift Ghost Condensation?

[lewis94iify]

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When it's a warmish day I get this on the inside of the screen. Anyone encountered this before?

 

[MegaDrRobot]

Yes, mine does it too. It clears as the inside temp equals the out side temp. Nothing to worry about......or so I have convinced myself.

 

[lewis94iify]

Ok cheers. I'll go with that Been happening since I bought it so it must be normal. I sent an email to Drift earlier to ask if it's ok, we'll see what they say.

 

[O8ride]

I'd hazard a guess that you got water in there somewhere and in warm weather it evaporates and collects on the inside of the glass. Bit like a watch.

 

[lewis94iify]

Well that's what I thought it was, but the first time I used the camera it happened :/ Oh well, doesn't effect the use or recording.

 

[dandoolittle]

I've never had that, do you leave it in your sweaty pocket or anything?

 

[lewis94iify]

haha, nah it just sits on my sweaty helmet ready for next time.

 

[lewis94iify]

"The HD Ghost does feature anti-fog material, and if this becomes saturated condensation can occur. Or there could be a combination of events, moisture in the air in the camera, and a sudden temperature change between the air inside the camera, and the air on the other side of the LCD screen.

The solution is to remove your battery and battery hatch, and store the camera in a warm dry place overnight. This will allow the camera and anti-fog material to dry out properly"

From Drift

 

[MrSmo]

"The HD Ghost does feature anti-fog material, and if this becomes saturated condensation can occur. Or there could be a combination of events, moisture in the air in the camera, and a sudden temperature change between the air inside the camera, and the air on the other side of the LCD screen.

The solution is to remove your battery and battery hatch, and store the camera in a warm dry place overnight. This will allow the camera and anti-fog material to dry out properly"

From Drift

Well found dude - mine does the same.