Rain proof my camera

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  1. AdamC

    AdamC Weekend Warrior

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    The title kinda says it all just wondering how you guys keep your camera equipment dry
     
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    Ziploc sandwich bag if there is precip.
     
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    I had a rain cover for my old cam, but it was too big for the camera I use now. I have been intending to make one for my new camera, but I haven't gotten around to it. Thanks for the reminder, I need to get that done.
     
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    So far I've rain proofed my gear by staying inside.

    ... I still managed to get water damage though :busted:

    I did buy a few plastic camera covers, but with my setup, they don't really work that well. Plus they are noisy as hell.
     
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    Fitz, Rain proof is not the same as Lake proof. :poke: lol
     
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    Tree umbrella is a must!
     

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