Show a bit of Japan as well! I know that you love skiing and love filming it but also show culture and some sort of that stuff! I guess many people would like it!
Jon, the fog inside your lens is from condensation. When your lens is inside, the glass is warm, and when you suddenly go outside, the immediate cold creates condensation/moisture inside the lens which is really bad! To stop this, you can slowly acclimate your camera to the cold. I usually put my camera in my bag, and leave it outside for a half hour to an hour before I go out shooting, so that it slowly gets used to the cold temperature, that way no moisture gets inside! Also, when I come home, I let my camera and lenses slowly warm up inside of my camera bag, and then I seal them in a plastic bag with desiccant packs (moisture absorbers), to absorb any moisture! Hope this helps!!!
There shouldn't be any humidity inside the lens . The "fog" is a result of a faulty lens with some gap or crack or something. He should change it :P Edit for clarification: the lens isn't broken (wrong word), but rather not made for those temperature differences. If you're planning on having your camera in "extreme" environments with temperature fluctuations, you might consider buying a lens that is made for that purpose. Or you might do what Deven suggests, and climatise the lens before using it.
The lens isnt faulty, that particular lens does not have weather sealing, which means that condensation will naturally occur, if you dont take any precautions, which Deven does.
Our country located highly moisture area. Especially in winter and rain season. So normally I'm storage my camera and lens with desiccant. That is usual way to storage camera and lens secure from moisture.
Eupix So when you drink a cold beer outside on a warm day, only a cracked bottle will get condensation on the outside? Lol do some research on condensation my friend, it doesn't need a crack or anything.
Does anyone else like the video before you watch it? Or is it just me Also Jon that fog is just moisture from you going out side where it's really cold then coming inside where it's really warm or vise versa. It goes away after a little so you're fine :)
Getting fog inside the lens is common in cold weather. It's from condensation when experienced heavy temperature change. It can be countered by acclimating the lens before using it. A ghetto solution is some hand warmer bags around the lens and a rubber band to keep it tight haha. The hand warmers can also be used for the batteries to keep them alive.
The best part about your channel, is not only the obvious, overkill is amazing. But you actually answer a lot of the questions asked. Thanks Jon and Markus.
Fog inside the lens happens from time to time, when you move from cold place to the warm one. It's just water that is in the air between glasses of a lens, just like in the air around us cousing glasses or windows to fog.
every day im so excited for your vlog :) absolutely love it! The only one im permanently following on youtube. May i ask what Jani is doing right now? Havent seen her for so long in your vlog
Love your videos. You and Marcus are huge inspirations to me and to my channel. I am so inspired by skiing that I got ski lessons for my birthday 🎉 and am going skiing in Canada very soon and want to shred like you. Love it Jon and Marcus keep up the great work! ❤
GoPro, if you're listening, you need to send Jon and Marcus two of everything. Except for the Karma drone. You can keep that one. Also, come back to Canada soon Jon and check out the kickers at Whistler! :D
Marcus: ...and we like Japanese taxis ... Taxi Driver: Thank you (in Japanese) Jon: Thank you (in Japanese) :-P Guys, come on, at least get the google translator app..... ^^ this way you would have found out that goodbye means Sayonara (okay, one could have known that) and good night seems to be....brace yourself.....GUDDONAITO hilarious in Kanji signs there is even a smiley face ....you got to love the Japanese. The conversion to euro is like 80% of the Yen ammount is it in Euro-Cents so...like move the comma two digits to the left and than 80% of that is Euro....plus a couple of cents or euros (0,00817 is the actual course) just saying, enjoy it there, it looks super fun and makes me happy everyday to watch your vlogs, thank you
you're video's makes my day.. so much positivity.. and so inspiration... I like your video's... and I watch your video's since vlog 1.. and I never miss it.. good job
Jon/Marcus... I get fog inside my lenses sometimes when I take a cold camera/lens combo into a warm house or car. You can help avoid this if you put the camera/lens in a tightly sealed bag(Ziploc, dry-bag, or waterproof backpack) before you come back inside and then let the sealed bag equalize temp over an hour or two. The fog build up you saw is likely just condensation, which happens when a cold material contacts warmer, humid air. When the cold camera comes inside the moisture in the air will condense onto the cold glass of the lens and cause fogging. Sometimes it can even happen to lenses that are claimed to be weather sealed(some lenses are only considered weather sealed if they have a filter on the front).
I am a mountain guide and I am prepared to find people in case of avalanche. I can tell you: if you spend a lot of time in snowy mountains just buy the equipment and make a course about avalanche safety. It's essential.
The Canon 85mm F1.2L ii, is not weather sealed, meaning that in big temp. changes you will get a buildup of fog inside the lens. As long as you take care of the lens and try to dry it after every use you should be fine! However, worst case scenario is frying of the USM (Ultra sonic motor), but i dont think there has been alot of cases of that happening.
Your videos make me want to go there for skiing! Snow storm is coming tomorrow again in Japan, this weekend is going to be awesome for shredding. Hope you guys are having fun!
The lens problem might have been condensation from using it out in the cold and then bringing it straight inside to the warmth, I had something similar with my 1DX and 35mm 1.4 ii last month, it's best to keep it inside the camera bag when you go back home for an hour to let it slowly adjust to the warmer air!
Jon, as a skydive photographer, I can tell that fog is created inside lenses in high altitudes and high moisture (cloudy). It really depends on the shape of the lens blades how prone to fogging some lens is. Typically lenses that have thick lens elements, will be experiensing moisture that is created, when the temperature of the lens changes fast.
@Jon.Olsson it is normal to have a fog inside ur camera. it happens when you enter from very cold weather to warm room or place. It is going away quikly. So its i very normal. Havae happend it myself several times. Helps to avoid it, disconnect lense from body before enterying gouse etc. after 10 min, attach it again.
Fog/water can build up in the lens if you go from inside(wram) to outside(cold) if the difference in temprature is big enough. Common issue on stuff like cheap watches.
Hey Jon, The prototype Douchebag you're currently using is a badass looking ski-backpack in general. Why not look into the possibility of equipping it with an "ABS System" (one of those avalanche airbag thingies) It already looks like it could house it. You could maybe offer it as a standalone "regular" backpack or as a ABS backpack. Now i know nothing about backpack design and or avalanche safety equipment but it might not be that bad of an idea. Anyway Awesome video as usual and Love the skiing trips
Guys - when in Japan you should go to an Onsen after skiing. And I recommend going to a Japanese restaurant without English Menue and just point at things and give it a try!
The vlog has somehow got so much beter the last 3-4 weeks. Since that meeting with youtube. You guys talk more to us about the stuffs in the background love it great content best vloger so far. Love from sweden
I found tricks to avoid fogginess: 1) Pre-temp to your camera if possible, so if you're going to be outside in the cold maybe put the camera in the freezer for short time. (5min. max.) 2) if possible store your lens in a very dry environment. Try surrounding your lens with silica. (The little baggies you get in shoes) I had a sony 18-200 mm Lens that got moisture in it so when I went in an environment that was either drastically cold or warm it would fog up, being my first DSLR hi thought it was normal. Eight years later I sent my lens for some TLC at the camera repair shop and they found mold inside the lens, because apparently that happens surprisingly to both of us.
LMAO 😂 9:46 arigato subaru Why? Why subaru marcus? I cry-laughed. Here's Japanese sentence Good night = O Ya Su Mi See you = Ma Ta Ne Hope to see you guys using Japanese !
I recommend a lens warmer for shooting in cold/humid climates. I've only ever had trouble with lens fog when doing astrophotography but I would imagine the lens warmer would help in the snow as well. Love the vlogs, keep up the good work!
Fog in side the lens is moisture. take a hair dryer to it and when the fog is gone keep in on for another minute or so to get all the moisture out of the lens . looked like an awesome day boys. this is the video that made me jealous 8 plus hours of POW POW POW snow is amazing .
Favorite quotes of the day: "I want to find a shovel" and "Jon it's just a damn shovel!" And I love Jon is still wearing his gas station winter jacket.
Thanks for the GoPro tips...and for putting Japan well and truly on the bucket-list. Disappointed you haven't gatecrashed the Freeride World Tour though!
Fog inside your lens can be a big issue if it gets bad (can also be or turn into a fungus problem), pretty sure you are experiencing this because of how you handle your equipment. Having your camera out in freezing temperatures and then bringing inside to the heat and vice versa. After shooting in freezing cold put your camera in a camera bag or something insulated or even wrapped up so it can come back to room temperature very slowly over time. Even coming from an air conditioned climate to outside hot heat can cause these issues and vice versa. Also get a bunch of those moisture absorbing packets that come with shoes etc that say (DO NOT EAT) on them, you should have all of your equipment bags full of those things.
I think you are one of my Favorit TH-camr because you do all these amazing vlogs with such a good quality and with so much fun. I also likes your Passion for camera gear:D
The fog happens when you have a drastic temperature drop. It will evaporate after some time and does not harm the lens in general. If it worries you, you need to slowly temper the camera down it you want to go outside in the winter.
Fog is from temperature difference, when the camera is in the cold and then it goes inside or it tossed into a backpack the temp diff will cause the inside to fog up. If you keep it in a plastic bag when its in the warm air it will help prevent fogging.
Regarding the "fog" inside the lens. It's probably condensation, and it's normal when you go from cold to warm temperature (and change of humidity). Pack your gear in a tight bag when changing environment, that should prevent the camera "fogging up". Great vlog!
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Show a bit of Japan as well! I know that you love skiing and love filming it but also show culture and some sort of that stuff! I guess many people would like it!
love his channel as well @tekkguy
True my man, really would love to see some more of Japan :)
Agreed! Love the vlogs but it is almost only doing stuff and not seeing anything :/
Jakob if your on this channel to learn something about the Japanese culture, I think your wrong. This is a freaking skiing channel!
Jakob I can't find your YouTub canal
3:26 probably the best part of the vlog already...
nah the best part was when Jon accidentally dabbed
tooooooo funny laughed my ass off:DDD
when?
instantly realise he miss spoke
David HAHAHA
Jon, the fog inside your lens is from condensation. When your lens is inside, the glass is warm, and when you suddenly go outside, the immediate cold creates condensation/moisture inside the lens which is really bad! To stop this, you can slowly acclimate your camera to the cold. I usually put my camera in my bag, and leave it outside for a half hour to an hour before I go out shooting, so that it slowly gets used to the cold temperature, that way no moisture gets inside! Also, when I come home, I let my camera and lenses slowly warm up inside of my camera bag, and then I seal them in a plastic bag with desiccant packs (moisture absorbers), to absorb any moisture! Hope this helps!!!
Deven Chilton That only happens if there is a crack.
There shouldn't be any humidity inside the lens . The "fog" is a result of a faulty lens with some gap or crack or something. He should change it :P
Edit for clarification: the lens isn't broken (wrong word), but rather not made for those temperature differences. If you're planning on having your camera in "extreme" environments with temperature fluctuations, you might consider buying a lens that is made for that purpose. Or you might do what Deven suggests, and climatise the lens before using it.
The lens isnt faulty, that particular lens does not have weather sealing, which means that condensation will naturally occur, if you dont take any precautions, which Deven does.
Our country located highly moisture area.
Especially in winter and rain season.
So normally I'm storage my camera and lens with desiccant.
That is usual way to storage camera and lens secure from moisture.
Eupix So when you drink a cold beer outside on a warm day, only a cracked bottle will get condensation on the outside? Lol do some research on condensation my friend, it doesn't need a crack or anything.
Does anyone else like the video before you watch it? Or is it just me
Also Jon that fog is just moisture from you going out side where it's really cold then coming inside where it's really warm or vise versa. It goes away after a little so you're fine :)
i do that to, ahhahahah
Griffin Kerwin always with these vlogs, if you want to check out my vlogs. I would love some feedback. I'm trying to inspire and spread positivity
No always watch the video before you like and when u dislike u need to give feedback in the comment section
Always!
Zenna Harajli Haha you just can't stop with self promotion
To be honest I don't think you guys should add a third person to the team. You two are the dynamic duo already who can do everything.
Downularity yo voyew?
Downularity I hope it means Marcus is going to be more in front camera! He is such a great part of the vlog!
YoungChulCSGO I agree but it's going to be hard to find someone as entertaining as these two together..
Downularity agree
It's going to be like Destiny's Child: they'll add one or two more but eventually fire them because the original team is already great.
HOUSE TOURS 😍 That place is huge! Is Janni a skier too? She would have been a fun addition to the trip. Cheers - Stacia
I already know its a great vlog before having seen it
same:)
Same!
David so true
You should share and vote for Jon as vlogger of the year at the next shorty awards then !!
shortyawards.com/9th/jonolsson
Getting fog inside the lens is common in cold weather. It's from condensation when experienced heavy temperature change.
It can be countered by acclimating the lens before using it. A ghetto solution is some hand warmer bags around the lens and a rubber band to keep it tight haha.
The hand warmers can also be used for the batteries to keep them alive.
"You bang all your friends in here" Hahahaha! Omg, I'm crying.
I did lost it xD!
The best part about your channel, is not only the obvious, overkill is amazing. But you actually answer a lot of the questions asked. Thanks Jon and Markus.
The height of globalization: two Scandinavians communicating in English, saying 'ciao' in a Japanese store
The Quality on these vlogs... Just Amazing
My favourite part of the day is when I watch Jon's vlogs!!
Pedro - A vida em Hong Kong same
when your waiting the whole day for a Jon ollson vlog!! life is great.
Since the lens is not 100% air tight you get this when you move it from cold to warm. Just leave it inside for some hours and its fine.
Fog inside the lens happens from time to time, when you move from cold place to the warm one. It's just water that is in the air between glasses of a lens, just like in the air around us cousing glasses or windows to fog.
i love your vlogs and your english is perfect for germans...
geräte bale what does that mean? is there a type of english that germans prefere?:p swenglish?
It means without any accent, quite clear, a bitlike Germans speak English. At least that's what I think he means. :)
Marius Smith swedish english is similar to the german accent. a bit slower and english isn't his motherlanguage...that's always helpful!
its called deutnglish not swenglish
Who speaks what? I'm so confused:D I'm pretty sure you can't call it deutnglish.. Have you ever heard Arnold Schwarzenegger speak?
You and Janni are GOALS af. Both living your epic lives in Japan and Zanzibar and still making it work. #respect
every day im so excited for your vlog :) absolutely love it! The only one im permanently following on youtube.
May i ask what Jani is doing right now? Havent seen her for so long in your vlog
nrunner MC she have a channel, try to search it. She's having a photo shoot somewhere 🙂
nrunner MC most likely working on her vlogs. Check out my vlogs if you want to let me know what you think
She is in Zanzibar
Anna Isitman *On Zanzibar
Share and vote for team overkill as best vlogger !!! shortyawards.com/9th/jonolsson
Love that Jon takes the time to read the comments!
I'm sure I'm not the only one who can't wait to see what 2017 brings for this channel 💯keep up the good work Jon and Marcus 💥
Also I can't wait to see Jon hitting some big jumps 😎
Yesssss, we love when you do some jumps or pillows🌍❄❄
Damn 149,000 Yen is £1050 that's alot of cash. Safety first though.
Yeah, doesn't really matter how much it costs if it saves a life.
Like he said that fancy gear doesn't really help
thats for two people as well tho, transceivers cost around 200 ish each and then the probes and shovels so
There's also avalanche airbag backpacks that cost from as low as $500-$1500 US if you want to be really safe
1,215.81EUR & 1296.73USD
Love your videos. You and Marcus are huge inspirations to me and to my channel. I am so inspired by skiing that I got ski lessons for my birthday 🎉 and am going skiing in Canada very soon and want to shred like you. Love it Jon and Marcus keep up the great work! ❤
There isn't a link for the house. Not like I will ever be able to go but just a heads up lol
GoPro, if you're listening, you need to send Jon and Marcus two of everything. Except for the Karma drone. You can keep that one. Also, come back to Canada soon Jon and check out the kickers at Whistler! :D
If you're one of Jon Olsson's friends and he flies you out to Japan, invites you to stay in the room at 3:20, you know you're in for a Banger.
This looks like a really cool place! Thanks for showing us your skiing adventures!
Why did you get the biggest house possible? Haha
Fabian Philipsson because they can😉😃
Fabian Philipsson haha I thought the same thing! He says it's his friends house though. Place is dope!
Because its a friends house
"bangin" more friends :)
why nobody answered him ? because it's team overkill !!
Some of the best quality and production in vloging today. Keep up the great work guys!
Info about house? Its not in desc and i was looking for it
Love these vlogs when you guys are exploring
9:44 did Marcus just say Subaru?
I'm in love with these simple vlogs !
Marcus: ...and we like Japanese taxis ... Taxi Driver: Thank you (in Japanese) Jon: Thank you (in Japanese) :-P
Guys, come on, at least get the google translator app..... ^^
this way you would have found out that goodbye means Sayonara (okay, one could have known that) and good night seems to be....brace yourself.....GUDDONAITO hilarious in Kanji signs there is even a smiley face ....you got to love the Japanese.
The conversion to euro is like 80% of the Yen ammount is it in Euro-Cents so...like move the comma two digits to the left and than 80% of that is Euro....plus a couple of cents or euros (0,00817 is the actual course)
just saying, enjoy it there, it looks super fun and makes me happy everyday to watch your vlogs, thank you
you're video's makes my day.. so much positivity.. and so inspiration... I like your video's... and I watch your video's since vlog 1.. and I never miss it.. good job
I like that Gopro on your helmet more than on that selfie stick
Jon/Marcus... I get fog inside my lenses sometimes when I take a cold camera/lens combo into a warm house or car. You can help avoid this if you put the camera/lens in a tightly sealed bag(Ziploc, dry-bag, or waterproof backpack) before you come back inside and then let the sealed bag equalize temp over an hour or two. The fog build up you saw is likely just condensation, which happens when a cold material contacts warmer, humid air. When the cold camera comes inside the moisture in the air will condense onto the cold glass of the lens and cause fogging. Sometimes it can even happen to lenses that are claimed to be weather sealed(some lenses are only considered weather sealed if they have a filter on the front).
I am a mountain guide and I am prepared to find people in case of avalanche. I can tell you: if you spend a lot of time in snowy mountains just buy the equipment and make a course about avalanche safety. It's essential.
The Canon 85mm F1.2L ii, is not weather sealed, meaning that in big temp. changes you will get a buildup of fog inside the lens. As long as you take care of the lens and try to dry it after every use you should be fine! However, worst case scenario is frying of the USM (Ultra sonic motor), but i dont think there has been alot of cases of that happening.
Dont kill Marcus with the shovel Jon!
Getting so addicted with your daily vlog!.,
You guys forgot the Link in the description :/ But awesome vlog again :D
Your videos make me want to go there for skiing! Snow storm is coming tomorrow again in Japan, this weekend is going to be awesome for shredding. Hope you guys are having fun!
You forgot the link to the house :)
Cant wait to go to the alps this spring. I'm so hyped by these videos.
I think you forgot to put the links in the description
The lens problem might have been condensation from using it out in the cold and then bringing it straight inside to the warmth, I had something similar with my 1DX and 35mm 1.4 ii last month, it's best to keep it inside the camera bag when you go back home for an hour to let it slowly adjust to the warmer air!
when will Andreas Hem join you?
Jon, as a skydive photographer, I can tell that fog is created inside lenses in high altitudes and high moisture (cloudy). It really depends on the shape of the lens blades how prone to fogging some lens is. Typically lenses that have thick lens elements, will be experiensing moisture that is created, when the temperature of the lens changes fast.
Jon Markus they keep getting better and better, drop a like if you guys agree !
Jon it's very strange and funny to see your style from few years ago in "claim" ski movie. It's nice to take inspiration from you for all this years!
What happened with the DJI Inspire 2?
After watching 280 vlogs with you guys made me feel like i know you guys, keep em coming forever and i love you guys :)
No link in describesion? Great vlog btw ;)
No matter wat i like the video and then watch the video. So addicted to these vlogs.
For you guys, and only for you...I turn off my Adblocker
you are so nice!
@Jon.Olsson it is normal to have a fog inside ur camera. it happens when you enter from very cold weather to warm room or place. It is going away quikly. So its i very normal. Havae happend it myself several times. Helps to avoid it, disconnect lense from body before enterying gouse etc. after 10 min, attach it again.
wheres the link to the house in the description? :)
Fog/water can build up in the lens if you go from inside(wram) to outside(cold) if the difference in temprature is big enough.
Common issue on stuff like cheap watches.
where is Reily? Wasnt he also coming with u guys?
Hey Jon, The prototype Douchebag you're currently using is a badass looking ski-backpack in general. Why not look into the possibility of equipping it with an "ABS System" (one of those avalanche airbag thingies) It already looks like it could house it. You could maybe offer it as a standalone "regular" backpack or as a ABS backpack. Now i know nothing about backpack design and or avalanche safety equipment but it might not be that bad of an idea. Anyway Awesome video as usual and Love the skiing trips
Nothing in the description about the house, though
Great vlog to get a little break between epic powder runs! 👍🏻👍🏻
I'm I the only one who likes the video, before watching it? ahahaha
Emil Hein too
Hahah
Finally I caught up to you! watched every damn vlog from the begining... now I can relax and just wait for your daily uploads :D
is the link there ?
7:45 Jon went full kazoo kid. hitting his shoulder and saying ouch. These vlogs are the best.
Where is the link?
such an awesome vlog today! the mountains view is to die for!
Jon make a Douchebag with ABS for offpiste!
Guys - when in Japan you should go to an Onsen after skiing. And I recommend going to a Japanese restaurant without English Menue and just point at things and give it a try!
says Vlog 279 in the intro... C'mon Marcus! XD
The vlog has somehow got so much beter the last 3-4 weeks. Since that meeting with youtube. You guys talk more to us about the stuffs in the background love it great content best vloger so far. Love from sweden
Where is the house information ?
I found tricks to avoid fogginess:
1) Pre-temp to your camera if possible, so if you're going to be outside in the cold maybe put the camera in the freezer for short time. (5min. max.)
2) if possible store your lens in a very dry environment. Try surrounding your lens with silica. (The little baggies you get in shoes)
I had a sony 18-200 mm Lens that got moisture in it so when I went in an environment that was either drastically cold or warm it would fog up, being my first DSLR hi thought it was normal. Eight years later I sent my lens for some TLC at the camera repair shop and they found mold inside the lens, because apparently that happens surprisingly to both of us.
LMAO 😂 9:46 arigato subaru Why? Why subaru marcus? I cry-laughed.
Here's Japanese sentence
Good night = O Ya Su Mi
See you = Ma Ta Ne
Hope to see you guys using Japanese !
I recommend a lens warmer for shooting in cold/humid climates. I've only ever had trouble with lens fog when doing astrophotography but I would imagine the lens warmer would help in the snow as well. Love the vlogs, keep up the good work!
links below.... no links
Fog in side the lens is moisture. take a hair dryer to it and when the fog is gone keep in on for another minute or so to get all the moisture out of the lens . looked like an awesome day boys. this is the video that made me jealous 8 plus hours of POW POW POW snow is amazing .
No links :(
links are in yesterdays vlog ;) seems like they were still tired :D
Oh, ok ty :D
chk vlog 279 dude for Chalet web >>
sorry just seen that yiu had Let Him Know Daaaaaaa>>>
Favorite quotes of the day: "I want to find a shovel" and "Jon it's just a damn shovel!" And I love Jon is still wearing his gas station winter jacket.
I don't find the house link :(
There is a link in the decription of yesterdays vlog :)
Thanks for the GoPro tips...and for putting Japan well and truly on the bucket-list. Disappointed you haven't gatecrashed the Freeride World Tour though!
you spend 1.200€ in the shop 😂
I love these Japan Vlogs, KEEP EM COMING!!!!! I hope yall go to Tokyo after your ski adventure, Japan is so beautiful.
99% of you won't see this so... hi 1%! I hope you're having a nice day or night 💖
Can't wait for the db bag! If it comfortable fits some camera equipment and dji mavic I am all over it.
How do people watch this stuff
the fog is coming from the vire you make everyday, ist lit🔥🔥🔥
He is selling the lambo to make up for the money he lost on that camera and slider in Calabasas lol what else did he buy?
how do you know he lost his camera?
he lost ON his camera
Hampus 1337 he gained the camera and the slider. money is for spending.
Ed Loop He needs a fourseater!
Be safe guys. Love your travels.
First
Fog inside your lens can be a big issue if it gets bad (can also be or turn into a fungus problem), pretty sure you are experiencing this because of how you handle your equipment. Having your camera out in freezing temperatures and then bringing inside to the heat and vice versa.
After shooting in freezing cold put your camera in a camera bag or something insulated or even wrapped up so it can come back to room temperature very slowly over time.
Even coming from an air conditioned climate to outside hot heat can cause these issues and vice versa.
Also get a bunch of those moisture absorbing packets that come with shoes etc that say (DO NOT EAT) on them, you should have all of your equipment bags full of those things.
I think you are one of my Favorit TH-camr because you do all these amazing vlogs with such a good quality and with so much fun. I also likes your Passion for camera gear:D
The fog happens when you have a drastic temperature drop. It will evaporate after some time and does not harm the lens in general. If it worries you, you need to slowly temper the camera down it you want to go outside in the winter.
13:03 Just a small purchase in the ski shop...149,000JPY = around €1,200 😁😂😃
Fog is from temperature difference, when the camera is in the cold and then it goes inside or it tossed into a backpack the temp diff will cause the inside to fog up. If you keep it in a plastic bag when its in the warm air it will help prevent fogging.
Haha I have lived in the snow my whole life and there is absolutely nothing I hate more than shoveling. Respect to Jon. Great vlog
Regarding the "fog" inside the lens. It's probably condensation, and it's normal when you go from cold to warm temperature (and change of humidity). Pack your gear in a tight bag when changing environment, that should prevent the camera "fogging up".
Great vlog!