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| 03-29-2019, 12:04 PM - 1 Like | #16 |
 Originally posted by AggieDad  Even in the video on the website, this thing looked awkward and inconvenient. I like to make stuff for my photography (I've actually had the chutzpah to share some of them on Pentax Forums), but I don't think this contraption would have ever entered my strange mind. But after looking at the photo of the lady with a canopy, the synapses started firing. Why not combine the superstructure from the lady's canopy and the plexiglass roof from the camera canopy? Then you could have a roof to protect both you and the camera.   | |
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