Keep Camera Dry In Rain - 3 Easy DIY Solutions With One Little Bag

Keep Camera Dry In Rain - 3 Easy DIY Solutions With One Little Bag. You must be looking for a way to keep your camera dry in the rain? In this video, I’m going to show you 3 different ways that you can do that with just a simple ziplock bag. If you have a DSLR camera that is not weather-sealed, then this video is for you. All you need for a diy camera rain cover is a ziplock bag that will fit your camera inside of it. The first method is the simplest and easiest. All you have to do is grab your ziplock bag and slide your camera up inside it backwards, so the lens will stick out the open end. As the bag is transparent, you can still see all the controls and the LCD screen, and you can work the buttons with no problem. You have to pull the bag back from the front of the lens to take photos, but this is no problem. When you’re done taking photos, just pull the bag back over the end of the lens. You can walk around holding the camera down so the water just runs off the end of the bag and your camera stays dry. An easy DIY camera rain cover. Method number two involves a tiny bit more work. What you want to do is cut a small hole in the bottom of the bag and then stretch that over the end of your lens. You then screw your lens hood on, securing the bag onto the lens. This is better than the first method of camera rain protection as you don’t have to pull the bag back from the end of the lens to take a photo. However, you may still get rain coming into the lens hood and possibly onto the glass of the lens. How to keep your camera dry in the rain method number 3?! (this one is my favorite). With this method, you get to keep your camera strap on, so it’s a more secure way of protecting your camera from the rain. I used this in Antarctica in the rain, snow, and ice and it worked a treat?!