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Trava [24]
3 years ago
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Keith has to carry out a photo shoot to capture images of the ocean during the monsoons. What is a recommended practice when sho

oting in these conditions? A. place absorbent chemical packets in the camera cover B. keep the camera in direct sunlight C. place the camera next to the vent of an air conditioner D. avoid placing the camera in its case
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Semmy [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Answer is A: place absorbent chemical packets in the camera cover

Explanation:

Keith is required to carry adequate gear while going for a shoot. And in this case, he should carry anything that will protect his camera from the ocean and rainwater. By anything, I mean anything that Keith will use to stay dry. Using an air conditioner would be the worst idea. An air conditioner might blow the air towards your camera. Placing the camera in its case will ensure that it is dry and Keith will keep on shooting. Placing absorbent chemical packets in the camera cover will ensure that any water droplets that might fall on the cover of the camera will be absorbed. The point here is to keep dry.

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