I am trying to shoot a fast motorcycle on a track. However, at the moment, the most significant issue I have is rain. Our UK summer has been a washout and despite all these pronouncements about global warming, the biggest issue for my shooting is in the UK is somehow dealing with the cold and wet.
My challenge is I want to shoot a motorbike on a race track. I have a chap who is happy to let me film him, I am also going to turn up to a couple of race meetings to shoot some stuff and ask permission later.
However, track meets do not have any cover and I have absolutely no idea how to prepare a Sony VG10 so it is waterproof. My solution - cover it in Goretex is possibly a little tricky and sticking it in a plastic bag looks to be a terrible idea as I am guessing this will create condensation within the camera.
Does anyone have any experience of waterproofing a camera against steady, sustained rainfall?
My challenge is I want to shoot a motorbike on a race track. I have a chap who is happy to let me film him, I am also going to turn up to a couple of race meetings to shoot some stuff and ask permission later.
However, track meets do not have any cover and I have absolutely no idea how to prepare a Sony VG10 so it is waterproof. My solution - cover it in Goretex is possibly a little tricky and sticking it in a plastic bag looks to be a terrible idea as I am guessing this will create condensation within the camera.
Does anyone have any experience of waterproofing a camera against steady, sustained rainfall?
