Here’s a convenient way to protect your camera. You might also put it in a plastic bag inside the box and another plastic bag on the outside of the box to further seal it.
Weather Protection for Nikon P1000 Camera Using A Breaker Box & Spray Foam.
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Hi Paul, You are probably going to want to put your lens sun shield on the front of the lens there to prevent side flair and problems with exposure.
Also, I think you are going to ultimately want two "shelf brackets" on there to tie into your support post because with only one bracket you are going to get a lot of side sway in any wind. The cross section of that large box makes a good sail!
This is a Solid tip,
Thanks Paul?! I will probably upgrade some project i have.
Your Techno thinking is greatly appreciated my friend.
Paul do you maybe need a rain cover over the Lens/sun rays. So you don’t need to clean it off
You've been hard at work. How does the camera cool off?
Great setup, man!
Just thinking, some option might be to add velcro bands/straps from the bottom of the box and wrap around two straps around camera body and maybe one around lens. That would tighten the camera to the box quite hard yet might interfere with buttons/screen though.
Maybe stick a 'cable gland' into the hole where the cables pass through the box. It'll keep them from being yanked and has the added bonus of keeping bugs and some moisture out. Regardless of whether you use one, remember to put a 'drip loop' on the cables coming out of the box. I love the large sealed lead acid batteries behind you – I'm so envious.
Looking forward to the video.
Great idea Paul, work with what you have on hand. Anxious to see how the project turns out.
Man, looks good really, vibration may be an issue, but solvable..keep pushing' on. Thanx for being our eyes and ears Paul.