EOS 60D Preventing Camera Fogging

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So I am living in Dubai where temperatures can reach up to 50 degrees outside.

I am obviously having my camera in the house everyday, where there is low temps due to AC, so when I am taking it outside, both the lens and the camera internals are fogging up.

No matter how many times I wipe them, they still fog up. It has completely ruined 2 photo shoots of mine and it is super embarrassing. 

Is there any hack in order to prevent this?

[Danny]

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 It is too hot! I am using a Canon 60D, and lens tends to be Sigma 17mm-70mm, Macro HSM by default.

[pxbradley1]

I would put the camera in an insulated bag when it's in the house to reduce the temperature differential.

If you have a place where you can gradually acclimate the temperature, the should help with the fogging issue.

[kvbarkley]

You can also try keeping dessicant in your sealed bag so that it lowers the amount of moisture in the camera.

[normadel]

A cold camera will condense moisture in the air outside, unless you seal the camera in a ziploc bag while inside, and don't remove it from the bag outside until it has warmed up to outdoor temperature. No two ways about it.