How WR without a WR Lens ?
Posted 20/02/2011 - 14:29
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The only camera I have seen with anything specific on the subject is my Sea & Sea diving camera which is water resistant to 40 metres.
Thinking about it, it would not be easy to quantify rain/weather in this context.
Thanks for posting the quote from the manual.
Thinking about it, it would not be easy to quantify rain/weather in this context.
Thanks for posting the quote from the manual.
Posted 20/02/2011 - 14:54
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What I really concern about WR is whether warranty will cover the damage due to shooting in the heavy storm or not.
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Liang
Liang
Posted 20/02/2011 - 17:15
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boeforce wrote:
What I really concern about WR is whether warranty will cover the damage due to shooting in the heavy storm or not.
A warranty covers defects in manufacturing. If you use a non WR lens in the rain I doubt even an insurance company will pay out. If you use a WR lens in the rain and it fails you may have a good case for it being faulty and getting a replacement under warranty.
What I really concern about WR is whether warranty will cover the damage due to shooting in the heavy storm or not.
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Immersing them underwater is not OK, you need a waterproof model for that, such as the W90.
I haven't looked into the industry rating system for cameras, but there is one and cameras are given a rating dependent upon their degree of waterproofness.