so this is my camera. it isn't waterproof.
but I'd still like to take it out in the rain.
any recommendations other than purchasing an expensive water proof case? cheap tricks? if not, no worries.
>>2727982
Just take it out in the rain. You'll be fine. once you come back in, let it dry out really well before putting it away.
>>2727984
are you SURE that wont break my camera?
take an umbrella lol
>>2727988
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>>2727982
How about a cheap water proof camera bag? They cost $5-15 or something and work fine.
Plastic bag from the store and some tape you autist
>>2727982
got old ass 400d , take it out in rain , got saltwater on , shit works , dont be a puss
>>2727982
Cover it with plastic bags.
Get an umbrella.
>>2727982
your camera will most likely be fine if you shoot with it in the rain
there's a chance that some water will get inside and short the fuck out of something though, which is pretty much curtains
I've used freezer bags before, with a hole for the lens in one end, held in place by wedging it in between the hood/filter and lens
>>2727982
Get a Pentax. Best option and you will have some spare cash for lenses.
>get pistol grip umbrella
>hold umbrella under your arm pit.
>>2727982
took my d3200 out in the rain many times. not a problem. these cameras are more water resistant than people would assume
Hot Shoe Umbrella, duh
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>>2727982
it'll be absolutely fine, don't worry
>>2729594
Forgot to mention with the shower cap get a uv filter for the lens....helps to seal out water
>>2727982
Buy a Pentax!!
>>2729521
Thats adorable.
>>2727982
T5i/1200d is a tank mate. I've done all sorts of horrible shit to mine and its still kicking.
DSLRs aren't as fragile as you think.
