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The part about the changes in barometric pressure / the camera failing is interesting. At first it sounded like a dramatic enhancement to the story, but intrigu
by TheSwordsman 9y ago
The part about the changes in barometric pressure / the camera failing is interesting. At first it sounded like a dramatic enhancement to the story, but intriguing that things went back to normal once leaving the enclosure.
- CapitalistCartr 9y agoI bought a sturdy camping lighter. It was the most reliable lighter I'd had, first time every time. Until I tried to use it at 14,000 feet. Nothing. Wouldn't work at all. Luckily I had a cheap, disposable lighter as backup. It worked fine above 20,000 feet.
- redler 9y agoWhere were you climbing?
- CapitalistCartr 9y agoAconcagua.
- jesperlang 9y agoSame happened to me! I was in Nepal a few years ago and weird spots and lines started showing up on my camera screen around 15'000 feet. Luckily they went away when coming down to lower altitude!
- maxxxxx 9y agoAnd it never adapted? I would have thought after a while the outside pressure and inside the camera would equalize.