Taking pictures when riding
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I was wondering what kind of camera do you use when taking picture's when riding? Also Does anyone have any pictures that I can put on my page. I am working on collecting more.
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200sx--after return comes--400ex
please send them to cory_m_r@hotmail.com
www.geocities.com/cory_14/
200sx--after return comes--400ex
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I have use the throw away ones.. Depending on what kind of riding you do, you can get the regular ones with a cardboard covering. Or I use the Water proof ones. For one they are waterproof and two then have a plastic cover, a littel more indestructable. The bad thing is you can not zoom in with these cameras. I am going to use a older 35mm the next time. I would like the zoom option..
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If you love to take pictures, and love to ride ATVs,now you can do both.
For years I have wanted to take my camera with me on my ATV, but was afraid of screwing it up by the harsh bouncing of the trails.
I went to Wal-Mart, found a small cooler type soft sided lunch box with wide carry straps. Also look for the ones with the plastic one piece liner for the added support. Next I lined the inside with simi soft styrofoam. Then I got some ordinary bubble wrap. I wrap the camera and Lenses in the bubble wrap. Then stuff extra bubble wrap in the voids so the camera and lenses are snug. zip it shut and it's safe and secure. almost water proof.
I place it on my front rack with the zipper part facing me. I can just lean up, unzip it and take the pictures.
For years I have wanted to take my camera with me on my ATV, but was afraid of screwing it up by the harsh bouncing of the trails.
I went to Wal-Mart, found a small cooler type soft sided lunch box with wide carry straps. Also look for the ones with the plastic one piece liner for the added support. Next I lined the inside with simi soft styrofoam. Then I got some ordinary bubble wrap. I wrap the camera and Lenses in the bubble wrap. Then stuff extra bubble wrap in the voids so the camera and lenses are snug. zip it shut and it's safe and secure. almost water proof.
I place it on my front rack with the zipper part facing me. I can just lean up, unzip it and take the pictures.
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I use a Canon Rebel with a LowePro Omni Sport bag
that straps on as a fanny pack or can be carried by a shoulder strap when you aren't riding. It hampers riding a little and try to avoid mud when possible. Kinda depends on how much you want to spend and how good a pics you want. They make pretty durable Camera bags, shop around on the Web.
that straps on as a fanny pack or can be carried by a shoulder strap when you aren't riding. It hampers riding a little and try to avoid mud when possible. Kinda depends on how much you want to spend and how good a pics you want. They make pretty durable Camera bags, shop around on the Web.
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