Good luck!! We had a weekend like that last month and actually never stepped outside once the rain and wind were so intense. Did lots of direct flash portraits and the day turned out beautifully. The images are on our IG if you need some inspo 😁
I was shooting group wedding photos in Jamaca when a sudden rainstorm drenched us before we were able to run indoors. My equipment became saturated with condensation when we entered the air conditioned building. Do you have any suggestions on how to avoid and/or remove condensation to prevent having to wait 20-minutes for the condensation to dissipate?
Oof, that’s rough, sorry that happened to you! Honestly I don’t know about that - because we use those Storm Jacket camera covers our gear has never gotten wet like that, even in drenching rain. Make sure you have your camera and lens professionally serviced ASAP! If any moisture remains, fungus could grow inside your lens making it unusable.
Communication is key! Thanks for sharing. Gave me some reassurance before the torrential downpour forecasted throughout tomorrow's wedding.
Good luck!! We had a weekend like that last month and actually never stepped outside once the rain and wind were so intense. Did lots of direct flash portraits and the day turned out beautifully. The images are on our IG if you need some inspo 😁
Good advice guys
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I was shooting group wedding photos in Jamaca when a sudden rainstorm drenched us before we were able to run indoors. My equipment became saturated with condensation when we entered the air conditioned building.
Do you have any suggestions on how to avoid and/or remove condensation to prevent having to wait 20-minutes for the condensation to dissipate?
Oof, that’s rough, sorry that happened to you! Honestly I don’t know about that - because we use those Storm Jacket camera covers our gear has never gotten wet like that, even in drenching rain. Make sure you have your camera and lens professionally serviced ASAP! If any moisture remains, fungus could grow inside your lens making it unusable.