What's the best way to shoot a SLR in rainy days? I'm Canon 60D.

My suggestion is to shoot less. The air is humid and easy to get moldy. In addition, in rainy days, the shutter does not exceed 1/60S, and the rain is all in one line, but the shutter is not as slow as 1/6S, so it is impossible to shoot running water. It is difficult to avoid water flow in rainy days, and it is inevitable that water will splash on the camera, and water vapor will easily be generated on the filter. It is easy to be moldy, and the filter screen is not three-proof. It takes 2-3 minutes to clean. The weather was fine before and after the rain. When shooting scenery in rainy days, we must control the shutter, and the aperture is the second. Generally speaking, it is difficult to balance water flow and rain. But you can shoot at high speed and record the appearance of raindrops. The shutter speed must be fast to freeze the rain. But on the whole, it's not very good. It's dark every day when it rains, and the shutter doesn't go fast.