I'm planning a photography trip to the BC coast sometime this year and I expect that it will be foggy at least part of the time. I'm hoping to take some landscape shots of shorelines receding into the fog, etc.
In the past I have had problems in foggy conditions with condensation forming on the camera lens so I'm wondering what other photographers do to prevent this. I have a Kata rain cover which seems to be alright for keeping the rain off, but I haven't used it much since I prefer not to shoot in the rain anyway. However, fog has an altogether different set of problems from rain, with focusing being one problem and the other being condensation on the lens.
I have been thinking that maybe condensation might be less of a problem if the camera could be kept warm before using it, i.e. kept in a padded camera bag with a hand-warmer, hot water bottle or some such thing.
Any suggestions? There must be many people on here who live in foggy places and who deal with these kind of problems regularly.