Rain coat
Dec 27, 2017 20:45:30 #
gasnwidaho
Loc: Elk City Idaho
Ideas about best rain coat for cannon 6d with 50mm or 0r 100 to 300 any input would help lot of outdoors in rain and snow live in Elk City Idsho.Tnx
Dec 27, 2017 21:14:03 #
gasnwidaho wrote:
Ideas about best rain coat for cannon 6d with 50mm or 0r 100 to 300 any input would help lot of outdoors in rain and snow live in Elk City Idsho.Tnx
If your lens is 8 inches, this will work for you.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XQMS14R/ref=psdc_3346201_t2_B06XRSM8BW
Provide the protection you are looking for
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Dec 28, 2017 05:52:46 #
gasnwidaho wrote:
Ideas about best rain coat for cannon 6d with 50mm or 0r 100 to 300 any input would help lot of outdoors in rain and snow live in Elk City Idsho.Tnx
many different "raincoats" available and they are all PITA's to work with.
Dec 28, 2017 06:02:17 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
many different "raincoats" available and they are all PITA's to work with.
Agree. The rainsleeve works for me. The other option is a gallon ziplock bag with a hole in the bottom for the lens. Perhaps a better option is an al weather waterproof camera. Here are two options: https://www.dpreview.com/products/compare/side-by-side?products=olympus_tg5&products=fujifilm_xp120
Dec 28, 2017 08:29:49 #
gasnwidaho wrote:
Ideas about best rain coat for cannon 6d with 50mm or 0r 100 to 300 any input would help lot of outdoors in rain and snow live in Elk City Idsho.Tnx
I have the Ruggard Rain shield and love it. I got mine from B&H when it was one of their "daily deals" for about $25. I figured it would be good for being "caught out in the rain". But it has been great at the beach and other places where there is rain, blowing sand, etc.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1249868-REG/ruggard_rc_fc723_fabric_rain_shield_large.html
Dec 28, 2017 10:35:28 #
gasnwidaho wrote:
Ideas about best rain coat for cannon 6d with 50mm or 0r 100 to 300 any input would help lot of outdoors in rain and snow live in Elk City Idsho.Tnx
You know, although I bought a "rain coat" for my camera years ago (and have used it once or twice), a plastic bag turns out to work fine most of the time.
Dec 28, 2017 18:53:08 #
I use Storm Shield. It was relatively cheap but handles my Nikon D810 and a 400mm lens with ease. Really handy when I'm shooting college sports in the rain, or doing landscapes on the beach with high wind.
Yes, I've used plastic bags, but this is much better.
Yes, I've used plastic bags, but this is much better.
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