Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Any experience or advice on rain covers? This would be for my H3d. The little cooling slots appear to make some sort of cover an essential.
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MF Rain covers
- Thread starter Woody Campbell
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Woody move to sunny california so you do not have to worry about it... 
Seriously, i have not had to use this yet on my new H3DII but what I have used in times of rain or snow are the disposable rain coats that are about 2 dollars each. A little cumbersome to shoot but in my case, I have only been in some drizzle or snow, and used the raincoat to carry the camera around and took it off when shooting. Mark
Seriously, i have not had to use this yet on my new H3DII but what I have used in times of rain or snow are the disposable rain coats that are about 2 dollars each. A little cumbersome to shoot but in my case, I have only been in some drizzle or snow, and used the raincoat to carry the camera around and took it off when shooting. Mark I use either of:
1. Umbrella
2. Any plastic bag which I punch hole at bottom of and thread over lens. Very compact and light weight to carry!
Granted, 2. is a bit more difficult on my 645 AFD than was on my F100 since on Mamiya the hoods are much shorter, thus... I prefer umbrella nowadays.
Regards
Anders
