Water is the worst enemy of your expensive camera gear. Protect your camera and lenses from rain and snow with this $1 hack. Taylor Martin CNET Contributor Taylor Martin has covered technology online ...

Rain guards for your camera aren't that expensive, but if you'd rather make one yourself yourself, Digital Camera World shows off how to convert an old CD spindle case into a rain guard for those ...

Winter temperatures can be harsh on some smart devices. What happens when a blizzard hits or a rainstorm arrives? Can your smart home and security tech survive plunging temperatures? Good news: Many ...

Portable electronics have the same Achilles’ heel as the invading aliens in M. Night Shyamalan’s movie Signs: water. It’s not a good idea to get your digital SLR wet. Taking photos in a rainstorm can ...

Courtesy of DepositPhotos] Winter driving conditions can test even the most capable vehicles. As rain, snow, and fog reduce visibility, drivers and their vehicles need sharper environmental awareness.

No matter how weather-sealed your camera and lens are, there comes a point when a few gaskets and O-rings can’t handle what Mother Nature throws their way. For times when the rain or snow is just too ...

The last thing you want to do is get your expensive DSLR camera wet, so here is a useful accessory that will keep your DSLR camera nice and dry and also let you shoot some photos when it is raining, ...

MIT researchers have developed a new time-of-flight (TOF) 3D "nano-camera" with the ability to work with translucent objects, motion, fog, rain, and other factors in the environment that totally ...