On 20 May 2001, at 10:42, Dave Maki wrote:
> Adding a bicycle's vibration to Raimo's question...
> I will be taking cameras on a bicycle tour this summer. The cameras
> could be packed on the frame or carried in a pack on me. There will be
> more vibration if they are directly on the bike, but more weight for me
> if I have to carry them. I don't think the lens are bothered by
> vibration, a K1000 is probably safe, but the electronics of the MZ-M
> might be more of an issue.
> Does vibration ever cause problems for the camera body?
>
> Raimo Korhonen wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> > what´s the best way of carrying your camera when riding a motorbike?
usually when mountain biking the cameras are on
my back in a Lowepro Mini-Trekker.... just try not to lose
it, the bag doesn't offer TOO much impact protection...
never had problems with vibrations on the cameras either.
Cheers!
Brian
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