kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
jtnkelly said:Didn't this start as a camera thread?
Yes, it did JT, but we are known for our tangents!
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Protecting Camera Equip On The Beach
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Yes, it did JT, but we are known for our tangents!
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Right, but LandLocked is in the house so we are wrestling with "no holds barred."jtnkelly said:Didn't this start as a camera thread?
Seriously, back to the camera protection, I keep mine in my pocket. My older camera collected too much sand in the track and became worn from all of the sand and pocket lint. Occasionally, the camera would slip out of my pocket and fall onto the beach. I believe Mr Franny once found it in the sand and asked me if it was mine.
I love the beach sand, but not in my cameras. It will ruin it. Anyway, I have found that my cameras are extremely durable. Now, to help protect my new camera from the pocket lint and sand in the pockets, and the occasionally slipping onto the beach, I keep it in a small soft bag which comes with sunglasses, but I still keep it in my pocket.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Gladlock Freezer bags may work, but I wouldn't put my own camera in them for underwater shots.
RiverOtter
got any pics?
jtnkelly said:Didn't this start as a camera thread?
Buy one of these as a 2nd camera. I have been pleased with the pics.
