How to protect your photographic equipment when shooting on a rainy day

When shooting in rainy weather, you must pay special attention to avoid damage to the photographic equipment, and the 360 panoramic shooting crew should quickly dry the body and other equipment with a dry cloth immediately after each shooting, or dry the equipment with cold air after drying. Secondly, if there are occasional water droplets on the lens when shooting in rainy weather, you should wipe the water droplets with a dry rag first, and clean the lens before using the rag and lens pen. Clean it slowly, and if there are any water stains on the lens after wiping, use a lens cloth to clean it.

In rainy weather, you should place moisture-proof beads inside the rucksack to prevent moisture, clean the equipment after each shooting, and then put it in the moisture-proof box as a whole to keep it dry.

If you don't need protection, you can't. On rainy days, you can buy a DSLR rain cover, put an umbrella, or find a plastic bag, put the camera in, and cut out the hole in the lens, only exposing the lens. If there is water intrusion, it should be placed in a drying oven or a sealed bag with desiccant, if there is too much water, it can only be sent for repair as soon as possible.

The easiest way is to add rubber bands to plastic bags. Use a large plastic bag, put the camera in it, tighten it with a rubber band at the lens hood, and cut off the lens stop. It is required to install a UV lens, and now the acid rain phenomenon is serious, so as not to damage the coating of the lens.

Don't listen to "sqz824", be sure to take care of your camera.

If you really need to shoot in the rain, you can find someone to help with the umbrella, that is, cooperation, the camera itself can be covered with a plastic bag, hehe, of course, you have to leave a hole for the lens to frame. You can bring some dry paper towels or special cloths with you to remove water droplets at any time. Of course, you also have to wear a raincoat to protect yourself so that you can better devote yourself to creation.

The rain is too heavy, so let's rest first,......

It's best not to take it out, but if you really want to take pictures in the rain, you have to use an umbrella and put it in a rainproof bag after use.

There is no need to protect, under normal circumstances, the rain has no effect on the camera, the last time I went to the Forbidden City, I was optimistic about the rain, and the camera was not broken after being rained for a day.

Hello, it is not recommended to use the camera if there is no protection on a rainy day, once it gets wet, the camera is easily damaged by moisture.

If you really need to use it on rainy days, it is recommended to buy a fully waterproof case similar to Canon

DSLR buy a raincoat for the camera.

Generally, umbrellas are used.

Moisture-proof is common sense, bring a cotton towel when you go out.