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How do one store square filters

Started by SGPillai, August 20, 2023, 12:34:42 PM

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SGPillai

Hi all,
Square filters are not cheap neither are they small, how to store them when not in use, should they be kept inside dry cab or what's the best way to store it. especially when the re-use interval is long enough.

Thankyou.
NFX
D850 - 105 1.4E
ZF & Z6 II  - 35 1.8S, 50 1.8S, 85 1.8S, 28-75 2.8 VXD

JessePinkmanYo

Storage of "glass" filters shouldnt be an issue.
You can keep 'em in the original plastic/metal box they came with. You can then keep the box in dehumidifier if you have one. It occupies very less space. But most of the time its not necessary if you have cleaned the filter well before storing. Since its just glass (without any rings), chances of debris/dust/pollen getting trapped along the edges of filters later leading to fungal growth, is almost next to none.

However, if you are using synthetic/resin/CR39 filters, then you need to be more careful cleaning them as the surface can get scratched/leached/delaminated if harsh chemicals are used. But the rest of it remains essentially the same.
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SGPillai

Quote from: sydbarett on August 25, 2023, 01:55:34 PM
Storage of "glass" filters shouldnt be an issue.
You can keep 'em in the original plastic/metal box they came with. You can then keep the box in dehumidifier if you have one. It occupies very less space. But most of the time its not necessary if you have cleaned the filter well before storing. Since its just glass (without any rings), chances of debris/dust/pollen getting trapped along the edges of filters later leading to fungal growth, is almost next to none.

However, if you are using synthetic/resin/CR39 filters, then you need to be more careful cleaning them as the surface can get scratched/leached/delaminated if harsh chemicals are used. But the rest of it remains essentially the same.

Thankyou Sir for info, i have a nisi square kit and hv a 50lts Dehumidifier which occupied by 2 bodies and some lenses, its almost fully congested inside.
Hope keeping filter kit outside on shelf is fine..?
NFX
D850 - 105 1.4E
ZF & Z6 II  - 35 1.8S, 50 1.8S, 85 1.8S, 28-75 2.8 VXD

JessePinkmanYo

Quote from: SGPillai on August 30, 2023, 11:04:18 AM
Hope keeping filter kit outside on shelf is fine..?
Should be fine.
Just remember to check it every once in a while (say 1.5-2 months) for fungal growth, especially during rainy season.
YO, YO, YO ! Seven-Zero-Zero to the 0 to the 5 to the 4 - representin' the K-O-L. What up, B-Yatch? Leave the phone.

SGPillai

Quote from: sydbarett on September 01, 2023, 09:53:02 AM
Quote from: SGPillai on August 30, 2023, 11:04:18 AM
Hope keeping filter kit outside on shelf is fine..?
Should be fine.
Just remember to check it every once in a while (say 1.5-2 months) for fungal growth, especially during rainy season.

Yeah will keep checking ...
Thank you
NFX
D850 - 105 1.4E
ZF & Z6 II  - 35 1.8S, 50 1.8S, 85 1.8S, 28-75 2.8 VXD