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DANIELMORTENSEN
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I have been looking into getting something for my t3i to keep it dry, what does NS recommend?
Dec 4 2014 12:51PM
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EM_Productions
Posts: 43 - Karma: 234
I have been wondering the same question. I hope somebody has an answer on here.
Dec 4 2014 1:27PM
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goodiepocket
Posts: 950 - Karma: 641
plastic grocery bag.
Dec 4 2014 1:53PM
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Sklar
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Dec 4 2014 2:08PM
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dan_swagner
Posts: 351 - Karma: 680
visqueen bags. That's what I've used on films shooting on alexa, epic, c300. I just buy a lot and make custom cut covers for whatever camera I'll be using. Trash bags or plastic grocery bags work also but are easier to rip or puncture
Dec 4 2014 2:58PM
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Laurent.
Posts: 10056 - Karma: 25,313
I've said this multiple times, a HEMA bag and a filter = waterproof.



Your T*i won't die from a few drops of water.
Dec 4 2014 7:08PM
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LukasSchroeder
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silicone cover?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Protective-Black-Silicone-Armor-Canon-600D-Rebel-T3i-by-easyCover-camera-case-/140912100926
Dec 4 2014 9:26PM
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Laurent.
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Free306skiersilicone cover?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Protective-Black-Silicone-Armor-Canon-600D-Rebel-T3i-by-easyCover-camera-case-/140912100926


Canon Rebel, cover it in silicone.

Don't do that, please.
Dec 5 2014 3:51AM
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