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HeadlessChicken · September 16th, 2009, 19:40

Not to hijack the thread but I've have a concern to raise about photographers on the field. Do they usually have some marker like a flag designating them as "do not shoot, I'm taking you f**king picture" I'd imagine they would but that won't necessarily stop them from being shot. You are putting (especially for those of us who have DSLRs) quite a bit of money in harms way to get some nice shots. Any suggestions on protecting your camera equipment while as a field photographer? I've seen some "armor" like cases for DSLRs bodies and I'm sure some nice thick filters would probably provide some protection for the lenses.

September 16th, 2009, 19:40	#15
HeadlessChicken Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Not to hijack the thread but I've have a concern to raise about photographers on the field. Do they usually have some marker like a flag designating them as "do not shoot, I'm taking you fking picture" I'd imagine they would but that won't necessarily stop them from being shot. You are putting (especially for those of us who have DSLRs) quite a bit of money in harms way to get some nice shots. Any suggestions on protecting your camera equipment while as a field photographer? I've seen some "armor" like cases for DSLRs bodies and I'm sure some nice thick filters would probably provide some protection for the lenses. __________________ "Hey I'm the first one to say its a great country but its a straaaaange culture. This is a place where gun store owners are given a list of stolen credit cards but not a list of CRIMINALS and MANIACS. And now they're thinking of banning toy guns...AND THEY'RE GONNA KEEP THE FKING REAL ONES!" -George Carlin 1937 - 2008 (RIP buddy)