so this is my camera. it isn't waterproof. but I'd

>>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.

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>>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

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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!!

>>2727984
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>>2729548
This. Ive seen a DSLR get fully immersed in water and be tottaly fine.

>>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.