Posts Tagged ‘water’

Every year around the holidays, I am reminded (as I am just about every day) how blessed my family and I are and I encourage others to be thankful and to try to help others who are in need. Today, I got this simple note…

I get a real kick out of just about anything that Devin Graham does with an HDSLR camera these days – this new one called "shooting the tube" appears to be a promo shot for Vooray and of course he's used HDSLRs and to make…

You may never have seen a test of an HDSLR like this... we've shown you them burning before, but those guys went after total destruction. In this "test" (note it is by no way scientific), DigitalRev goes after a 7D to see just how durable…

Hopefully this guy will read my comment about drying the camera out with rice as was done in this post from 2009 here on planet5D... always remember - if electronics get wet, dry them as best as you can (without heat) - and then place…

The other day, we discovered this breathtaking (pun intended) collection of Canon EOS 7D (reviews) underwater photographs called "The Underwater Project" by Mark Tipple. Here's one of Mark's stills... see the video below: [caption id="attachment_10538" align="aligncenter" width="551" caption="Streak by Mark Tipple - part of the…

"Drops of Hope" - here's another project that you might be interested in contributing to - a documentary about water issues in Tanzania that is looking to raise a bit of money to help finish the filming of this project. Kickstarter is a great place…

This is just a quick fun post... saw this video this morning and it is getting a ton of hits - it looks like fun and it is well edited - and lastly, some of it was shot on a Canon EOS 5D Mark II,…

We just found this post by Ole Jørgen Liodden (and we also showed off his Canon EOS-1D MKIV preview) where he took his Canon EOS 7D into some very harsh conditions in Antartica and was very pleased with the results. Please read the whole article…

In the last week, we've found two people testing the weather-resistant sealing of the Canon EOS 5D Mark II but not intentionally. Not just in rain, but in an actual full scale dunk in water - a very scary proposition to folks who've spent big…