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๐ Keep your lens clear, your shots legendary.
The Move Shoot Move Dew Heater is a premium neoprene lens warmer designed for lenses and telescopes up to 4.26 inches in diameter. Featuring 3 adjustable temperature modes (104ยฐF to 167ยฐF), it prevents fog and dew during cold, damp nights. Powered via USB, its flexible neoprene strap withstands temperatures down to -25โ, making it ideal for astrophotography and overnight outdoor shoots. Lightweight and portable, it ensures your gear stays dry and your images sharp no matter the conditions.









| ASIN | B092887BQ6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #424,950 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #65 in Lens Cases |
| Brand | MOVE SHOOT MOVE |
| Casing | Soft |
| Closure Type | no closure |
| Colour | black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 163 Reviews |
| Handle Type | Adjustable strap |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 42.5L x 3.4W x 42.5H Centimeters |
| Manufacturer | Move Shoot Move |
| Model Number | MSM-Band-001 |
| Number of Compartments | 2 |
| Outer Material Type(s) | Neoprene |
| Part Number | Band-001 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Size | 350mm |
| Strap Type | Shoulder |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 647697901052 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
S**R
Quality product.
Purchased a right product for my astrophotography kit. But took long time to get delivery.
B**A
For Chilly Nights or Heavy Dew, This is the Answer!
I use the MSM on my astrophotography lenses, mainly 20mm and 14mm at the moment. Nights in coastal Nova Scotia can get damp, misty, chilly and almost impossible to deal with, when it comes to fogged-up lenses. I was constantly wiping mine with a lens cloth but that left droplets and streaks. Enter the MSM Lens Warmer! It is truly a game-changer. No more cloudy-looking images. I connected mine to a small 20W battery charger, the kind you can use with a cellphone. Inexpensive and lasted all night with charge left in it. So this is a very portable system and has a long USB cord as well. You can set the heater High-Middle-Low and I use Middle for my lenses. Maybe in midwinter I'd go to High but our climate is fairly mild. Nova Scotia is a foggy province, more than a snowy one! At a High setting, I might have experienced somewhat shorter battery life but it's hard to say. Highly recommend.
B**O
Essential for night shooting in the south!
I use these as lens heaters for astrophotography in Alabama. (Extreme humidity...without heater, lens fogs either immediately or within minutes in the summer time.). Usually works well at low or medium setting. I used "high" last night (85% humidity) and the entire camera was warm in the am. Lens fogged after being brought outside from air conditioning but the heater 'defogged' it within 30 minutes. Powered all night with a 20W battery pack with juice still left in the am. USB plug in very convenient. Solidly built and works great.
N**K
WORKS PERFECTLY
Excellent used it for first time last night on camera lens when the dew built up on tripod my lens kept free from fogging up.On high setting takes around a minute to get hot then set to medium which worked perfectly to keep lens clear,even stops dew build up on lens body & camera body very pleased.๐
J**K
Very handy bit of kit
This is a well made and cheap solution to lens misting. I use my one on my camera lens, but the band is long enough to fit a much larger lens. I use a powerbank to power it up and out of over an hour's use, it only used 11% with the lens remaining mist free for the whole session. Really happy with it.
A**R
Excellent Addition for Astrophotography
Using this lens warmer for astrophotography directly on the lens removed the dew issue for me. Easy to set-up and use with a small battery pack of the proper amp rating. I use this with a small camera tracking mount and was well pleased with the ease of use. The three heat settings help as it allows me to tailor the heat to the evening. It's also big enough to use with my 80mm refractor if needed, so a two for one.
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