Shooting in the rain?

ababysean

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I so want to do this! With like rubber boots and rain coats and umbrellas. Then more of a wet tee deal going as we get more wet! lol

But how do I protect my camera?

I have a D3000 so maybe I should just wait until I'm ready to upgrade and go for it? or is there a protective sleeve or something?
 

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There are cheaper rain sleeves than that option, although it looks like a tank horse. If you do a search on the forums someone posted like a $5.00 one or something not too long ago.
 
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[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7OA8BdJAo8[/ame]

LMAO watch until the end!
 

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You could use a water sprinkler to simulate the rain....


DandelioninRain.jpg



I was nice and dry for this shot.


Not so dry on this one, but employed the same principle.

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