Marie |
Shooting in cold weather After you have been outside for some time on a very cold day, how should you treat your camera and lens when you come back into a warm environment? Will there be condensation on the lens and on the inside of the camera? Marie
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Jeff S. Kennedy |
That is a definite problem. The best thing to do is to put your equipment in a plastic bag and allow it to warm up to room temperature before taking it out of the bag.
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Marie |
Thanks so much for your speedy reply. I will try that when I go out to shoot on a cold day. Marie
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John A. Lind |
Jeff's correct about the problem. Opposite can occur during hot, humid summers going from cool, air-conditioned indoor environment to outdoor. Camera lenses will fog over until they warm to ambient temperature. Completely sealing the camera in a plastic bag is unnecessary if you have a "never-ready" case and/or a camera bag with top that closes up. I case the camera in the bag before puting it in the car or taking it indoors when doing very cold weather work. Another issue you may encounter: -- John
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Marie |
Thank you John. This will be very helpful. Marie
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