I'd love to start taking more photos of my acquisitions, SOTD, etc... but am finding that retrieving the camera is too time consuming. In addition to my DSLR, we have a "diaper bag" camera for when we're on the go. Do I need a "bathroom" camera to just leave in the bathroom?
Bathroom camera?
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Had to post again to make it an even 5,000 posts in the Barber Shop. 5,000!
And one.
Somehow when I saw "bathroom camera" it just didn't sound quite appropriate. "No, really, it's just for the shaving supplies...."
More seriously, I see your point (although I sadly don't have a digital at all yet). But I would think twice about storing electronics in such a moisture rich environment.
Somehow when I saw "bathroom camera" it just didn't sound quite appropriate. "No, really, it's just for the shaving supplies...."
More seriously, I see your point (although I sadly don't have a digital at all yet). But I would think twice about storing electronics in such a moisture rich environment.
It would certainly give new meaning to S of the Day.
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PLEASE! PLEASE tell me there was no PUN intended!letterk said:
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guenron said:PLEASE! PLEASE tell me there was no PUN intended!
I didn't catch that. I'm even funnier than I thought!Due to the high level of humidity in the bathroom from baths and showers, I wouldn't recommend keeping a camera in there, let alone any expensive electronic equipment.
The girlfriend used to like taking her iPod into the bathroom when she took long baths and dock it into a portable speaker unit. Not more than 2 weeks later the iPod died. I took it apart and found a lot of corrosion in it from the humidity.
The girlfriend used to like taking her iPod into the bathroom when she took long baths and dock it into a portable speaker unit. Not more than 2 weeks later the iPod died. I took it apart and found a lot of corrosion in it from the humidity.
