Worried about getting your camera wet or planning to shoot in the rain? Alan K. from Indy Mogul teaches you how to make a camcorder rain shield from a detergent bottle.
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2 Comments
If you have a really small, cheap, camcorder, you can use a one gallon water jug.
i use really small
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