Tips for Cold Weather Photography

ESSENTIAL TIPS for COLD WEATHER PHOTOGRAPHY:. GOING OUT TO MAKE PHOTOGRAPHS IN COLD WEATHER? PREPARATION IS ESSENTIAL! PREPARING YOUR CAMERA (AND YOURSELF) BEFORE LEAVING THE HOUSE BRING SPARE BATTERIES IN COLD TEMPERATURES. BATTERIES DISCHARGE FASTER IN COLD WEATHER THAN IN WARM WEATHER CARRY A BACKPACK OR OTHER CAMERA BAG 3. TAKE AN AIRTIGHT PLASTIC BAG (FOR CONDENSATION PURPOSES) Ч WEAR FINGERLESS GLOVES BH TAKING THE CAMERA INTO THE COLD KEEP YOUR CAMERA, FLASH AND BATTERIES AS WARM AS POSSIBLE For Example : KEEP THE CAMERA AND FLASH UNDER YOUR COAT, AND EXTRA BATTERIES IN YOUR SHIRT OR PANTS POCKET. SHOOTING TIPS г COLD AIR IS CLEARER BECAUSE IT DOESN'T HOLD AS MUCH MOISTURE USE FASTER SHUTTER SPEEDS TO CAPTURE ACTION LIKE SLEDDING, ICE BH AS WARM AIR. SKATERS AND SNOW BALL FIGHTS USE EXPOSURE COMPENSATION LOW-ANGLE OF SUNLIGHT CASTS IN BRIGHT SNOW AND OVERCAST SKIES LONG SHADOWS WHILE STILL OUTSIDE REMOVE THE MEMORY CARD B. WRAP THE COLD CAMERA IN THE AIRTIGHT PLASTIC BAG THAT WAY THE MOISTURE WILL FORM ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BAG. INSTEAD OF THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF YOUR CAMERA! TAKING THE CAMERA BACK HOME KEEP THE CAMERA AND LENSES IN THE BAG FOR ABOUT TWO HOURS That way they WARM UP GRADUALLY OR IF IT WAS DRY OUTSIDE PUT THE CAMERA ON A WINDOWSILL FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS SO IT CAN SLOWLY WARM TO ROOM TEMPERATURE ВН PHOTO - VIDEO - PRO AUDIO