Join Tim Grey for an in-depth discussion in this video Do you have a hidden rain cover?, part of Photo Gear Weekly.
- When the weather gets a little dreary…and maybe it's threatening to rain,…there may be great photographic opportunities.…You might still want to go out in the dreary weather,…but if it does rain,…how are you going to keep your gear dry?…It's not exactly convenient to use an umbrella…when you're out lugging around your photo gear.…So how do you keep your gear dry?…Well, if you've got a backpack, for example,…you might think that the gear inside…is safe from the water.…But actually water can seep inside the bag…and get your gear wet,…causing some potentially serious problems.…But there's actually a hidden trick with many bags.…
Many backpacks and other camera bags…include a built-in, essentially, weather cover,…a rain cover.…And so we can take that out…and cover up the backpack, in this case,…with that rain cover to help keep the gear dry inside.…So you might check to see if your existing backpack…or camera bag includes such a rain cover…or keep that in mind next time you're looking…for a new bag for your gear.…
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