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Anonymous
would /p/ ever consider using/making one of these?

If you cant tell from the 9000 HOURS IN MS PAINT it's some sort of hot shoe umbrella deal. Thinking about making something like this for shooting during light rains.
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>> Anonymous
dont most people just put saran wrap or something over the camera
>> Anonymous
pro tip: rain doesn't always fall straight down
>> Anonymous
pro tip: pro tip's are retarded
>> Anonymous
>>169362
>Wat, that has nothing to do with what I said and does not disprove it in any way.
yes it does
>yes you can.
no you can't
>no it isnt.
yes it is

this is fun lol
>> Butterfly !xlgRMYva6s
>>169363
I know, but you can add vectors. How does traveling nearly horizontally due to a high horizontal windspeed have anything to do with updraft, the only pressures here are related to creating the wind and are irrelivent to our system.

"falling" is not an accurate enough word, the gravitational force will always act "down" (towards the centre of the mass) but the use of the word can indicate a motion that is downwards.
>> Anonymous
>>169366
marry me
>> Butterfly !xlgRMYva6s
>>169372
Tripfags have priority and you'll have to get in the queue.
>> Anonymous
If it was raised just off the camera, just enough to clear the shooter's head, it could be useful to keep most rain off the camera.
>> Jesus !1EQ.kCAg9c
>>169374
Interesting. I'll have to make a note of that.
>> Anonymous
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now you're thinking with portals
>> Anonymous
Sorry, but OP is a terrible idea. Seriously - enjoy your broken hot shoe and forced camera-motion blur from wind catching the umbrella.