Camera safety

[Derrel]

It's important to keep your camera safe at all times. Be sure to use ... camera filters.

This is very good advice. I recently installed a camera filter in my bathtub drain, and it has already paid for itself in the number of cameras it has stopped from going down the drain. It also reduces the load on the city's sewers, which is a good thing!

Oh, so good to no. I seen them things at the Home Deepo. I was wundrin to if you might rekomend me what kind of camera safety lock I could get fer the terlits? Me and the missus is worried our littleset camera might fall into the terlit and drownd. Yer safety filter sounds like a gud idea,fer shure, but the wife keeps tellin me we gotta git a terlit safety lock. Can U help us please? Thanks.

 

[bratkinson]

Somehow, it seems this thread has gone down the drain. Apparently the OP used a UV filter rather than a florescent one to protect us from being flushed too!

 

[jwbryson1]

My wife was feeling a bit frisky one night but we needed to be "careful" if you catch my drift. We were out of the "old reliable" method, but we did find a camera filter and, you know what? It worked like a charm!