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If you take pictures inside Seljalandsfoss and turn outward, will you be wet most of the time ?

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Walking inside will get a little wet, but it won't look good if you shoot it with a waterproof bag.

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It's best to come back around in a raincoat.

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We didn't wear windbreaker, water will blow onto our body. It's suggested to put on raincoat.

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Not basic, but definite, make the camera waterproof

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Actually it's okay, the inner space is quite large.

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The lens will definitely be wet, so remember to bring a lens wipe.

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