November 12, 2008

Tips for winter photography

window.document.getElementById(’post-9′).parentNode.className += ‘ adhesive_post’;Don’t put your camera away at the end of fall/autumn.Winter time is an opportunity to use your camera in lots of different ways.We should start by covering a few points to consider when using your camera in winter .Number 1 is dress for the weather! There is nothing worse than being cold, wet and miserable. Take a warm drink? It will be welcome!Secondly, you need to take a few basic precautions, or just a little care and protection, with your camera.If it is cold when you take your camera out of the bag, car, house or whatever, you will be moving it from a warmer environment to a cold one. You will notice that the camera, lens and viewfinder will mist upThis is condensation. Do not rub the lens to clear it. This will completely obscure your nice, clean lens.Wait for a while until it clears - that is when the camera cools down to the surrounding temperature. A handy “tool” to carry is a microfiber towel for wiping any moisture off the body. These towels can be found in most outdoor/camping stores. Do not put a wet camera back in the bag.If it is wet or […]

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