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T2i/550D vibration resistant?

 
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May 15, 2012 06:34 |  #1

Now that warmer and dryer weather has arrived, I'm going to be using my motorcycle more and more often. i currently have a single strap shoulder bag for the camera, but will likely be using a backpack to carry a laptop.
Will putting the camera, with bag, in a saddle bag on the bike be ok or could it damage the mirror/sensor/other?




  
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May 15, 2012 06:41 |  #2

I would think it depends entirely on what bike you have and what sort of roads you will be travelling on.


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May 15, 2012 07:18 |  #3

In a padded camera bag, its not something that I worry about.


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May 15, 2012 07:23 |  #4

I'll post a link since it is a big picture. And yes, taken with a point-n-shoot (before I got the T2i).

Mostly highway riding to and from work, but some back roads to get to scenic areas.


http://www.frontiernet​.net/~talyngpz/Talyn/D​CP_1168.JPG (external link)




  
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May 15, 2012 07:29 |  #5

I've had mine on a helicopter on quite a number of occasions. The vibrations are filling rattlers, and never has it caused a problem with my camera :-)


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