Originally posted by Arpe Most the above is the typical "I don't do this so it can't matter to anyone else either" crap." We all shoot in different styles, in different conditions, using different subjects, we are all different from one another.
WR on the camera without a WR lens is still wonderful. I can protect the lens easily (without an umbrella - yes it can be done), and the back of the camera gets very wet and I have no worries.
If I wasn't so lazy, I would search your history of posts to see how you responded to criticism about forced DFS. It seems to me that many of you certainly don't care about this issue... so their may be some hypocrisy going on here.
>>Rain = water on lens = distortion.
>Wrong again, I have no trouble in rain, I don't get water on the
>lens, do you not possess common sense enough to keep it off your lens?
Well technically I am not wrong. I was not referring to keeping the water off the lens. I'd like to see how you would prevent rain from getting on a shorter focal length lens (say 16mm); good luck with that.
And... how the heck does one multi-quote? I click the button but whether it is + or - makes no difference when I reply.