Joe’s Corner
Tips and tricks
“Winter photography does not need to be a chilling experience. When the temperature drops and the snow flies there are ways to protect yourself and your equipment. Remember that condensation will happen to cold items which are brought into a warmer and moister environment, such as your camera and lenses when you take them inside after a few hours in the cold. This condensation can damage your gear, therefore it is best to allow it to warm up in the safety of its camera bag. Also be sure to keep yourself from harm, I find that glove inserts permit the operation of the cameras function while also preventing exposure to the cold and wind. Frostbite and associated cold injuries can occur quickly when the wind blows, so be sure to keep covered. When things are icy, employ the use of traction assistance products such as yak tracks. And above all else, remember to be safe when working around or on top of water, wear a life jacket.”
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