Rainy Night/Day Shooting

Just wondering what do you shooters use for rainy night football shooting to protect your camera and lens? what type of cover ?

I will be shooting this fall for the 1st time from the sideline for the local HS booster club.

I use to use the AquaTech rain gear till Think Tank came out with there rain gear, I find the TT much easier to handle.
http://www.thinktankph​oto.com …a-300-600-rain-cover.aspx

gromeo wrote in post #10758334
I use to use the AquaTech rain gear till Think Tank came out with there rain gear, I find the TT much easier to handle.
http://www.thinktankph​oto.com …a-300-600-rain-cover.aspx

+1 for thinktank

chris270 wrote in post #10759275
+1 for thinktank

+2 for ThinkTank. I just picked up a couple items and am very satisfied with them.

+3 for thinktank

=4 TT.

Jeff

I use the OpTech Rainsleeve. It's affordable and works well. If it's raining too hard most HS games get postponed.

Anybody have any experience with the kata e series?

Mike R wrote in post #10768256
If it's raining too hard most HS games get postponed.

I wish that were true here. It depends on the condition of the field and whether or not that hard rain is accompanied by lightning. Baseball and Softball games will get postponed, but football and soccer are usually game on unless the field is absolutely not playable or there is lightning in the area.

Think Tank Hydrophobias are what I use.

I shoot with a 7D. How much weather will it take without any rain protection? WIll my zoon and camera be safe to shoot in a light rain?

Your camera will let you know when it has had too much. Cover it.

I use the hydrophobia covers from thinktank. Good quality covers.

I shoot in So. California where it doesn't rain