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In just about every hotel bathroom, you'll find one of the handiest photo accessories for inclement weather -- the shower cap. And more often than not, you leave that shower cap behind upon checkout.

Next time grab it. Simply punch a hole in the center of the cap for your camera lens to extend through, and you have an all weather protection system for your compact or small DSLR. The elastic band of the cap keeps it positioned snugly around your wrists while the cap protects the camera from all sides. You can work the controls, view the LCD monitor, and take pictures in the rain just as easily as on a sunny day.

This opens new opportunities for your photography. Rainy conditions often make dramatic shots with saturated colors. So grab a shower cap and hit the (wet) streets.

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Posted by dstory on November 13, 2006 | Comments (2)

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Hi Derrick -

Potentially silly question - won't the lens get wet - or at least the protruding part?

Thanks,
- Chris

Commented by: Chris Wesselman at February 9, 2007 05:08 PM

I really love this tip! I will try it this winter! I posted a link on my blog.
If you have reservations, please tell me and I will remove it.

Commented by: Nicole Wijnands at November 13, 2006 10:33 AM

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