One of the reasons I purchased the Action 5 is to capture video/time lapse in the rain, which I can't do with my my Pocket 3:

No tried time lapse yet, must do that.

thanks for sharing but one drop on a lens Lol it can be a ruined shot right?

Fishycomics Posted at 11-10 08:24
thanks for sharing but one drop on a lens Lol it can be a ruined shot right?

Wipe of rain-x or just blu-tac a cocktail umbrella to the top should fix it ;)

BaynhamPhoto Posted at 11-10 09:35
Wipe of rain-x or just blu-tac a cocktail umbrella to the top should fix it ;)

Thought the rain on the lens cover made the Timelapse .

BaynhamPhoto Posted at 11-10 09:35
Wipe of rain-x or just blu-tac a cocktail umbrella to the top should fix it ;)

I rather do the old school salvia on it then fish oil, incorrectly rubbed wrong but the camera alreadygots    Hydro  stuff on the lens since the Action 3

Hallmark007 Posted at 11-10 09:54
Thought the rain on the lens cover made the Timelapse .

Satirical Hallmark  cocktail umbrellas tend to be paper ;)

Fishycomics Posted at 11-10 08:24
thanks for sharing but one drop on a lens Lol it can be a ruined shot right?

They add an artistic element to the shot, LOL.  

Impressive timelapse Scott.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-10 11:48
Impressive timelapse Scott.

Thank you, you are always so positive to everyone in these forums!

smbishop Posted at 11-10 11:54
Thank you, you are always so positive to everyone in these forums!

You're most welcome Scott.  I guess I grew up under "old school" rules.  My grandmother always reminded me to don't say something to somebody unless you have something nice to say.  So I try to stay upbeat and share kind words whenever I can.  My Primary Care Manager told me that happy people are more resilient to stress and studies show that happy people can expect to live longer.

Anyway, I try to live everyday like there is no tomorrow.  

I hope you are having a wonderful weekend Scott.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-10 13:07
You're most welcome Scott.  I guess I grew up under "old school" rules.  My grandmother always reminded me to don't say something to somebody unless you have something nice to say.  So I try to stay upbeat and share kind words whenever I can.  My Primary Care Manager told me that happy people are more resilient to stress and studies show that happy people can expect to live longer.

Anyway, I try to live everyday like there is no tomorrow.  

I am with you, "old school" rules.  ❤️

smbishop Posted at 11-10 13:09
I am with you, "old school" rules.  ❤️

Nothing wrong with coming up that way.

I was raised, I didn’t just grow up.  I was taught to speak when I enter the room.  Say please and thank you, to have respect for my elders and to get off my lazy butt and let the elders in the room have my chair.  Say “yes sir” and “no sir”, lend a helping hand to those in need, hold the door for the person behind me and say “excuse me” when its needed.  I was also taught to treat people the way I want to be treated.  


I'm not sjure kids are being brought up that way anymore.  I think please, thanks you and manners have gone by the wayside.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-10 13:21
Nothing wrong with coming up that way.

I was raised, I didn’t just grow up.  I was taught to speak when I enter the room.  Say please and thank you, to have respect for my elders and to get off my lazy butt and let the elders in the room have my chair.  Say “yes sir” and “no sir”, lend a helping hand to those in need, hold the door for the person behind me and say “excuse me” when its needed.  I was also taught to treat people the way I want to be treated.  

For the past 20 years, I have been a teacher of 8 - 11 year olds.  3 - 5th grade.  I have had many students that have also been raise this way, and more and more lately, those who have not.  Thank you for your positive comments.  Retirement is around the next corner for me.

smbishop Posted at 11-10 13:37
For the past 20 years, I have been a teacher of 8 - 11 year olds.  3 - 5th grade.  I have had many students that have also been raise this way, and more and more lately, those who have not.  Thank you for your positive comments.  Retirement is around the next corner for me.

Thanks for lighting the path to knowledge for so many students over those 20 years.  I'm sure you'll enjoy retired life.  It took me about 6 months to transition fully to retirement.  I found it hard to slow down and not get up super early.    Now I just enjoy spoiling the grandkids and pursuing my hobbies.

Have a great week Scott.