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Has anyone had any problems with moisture etc in such cold conditions?
I'd hate to have my camera break down whilst i'm up there! |
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mnosbor wrote:
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Use the cloudy bright WB setting, this in effect is a warming filter. I own Fujis, and this is what works. |
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kjeal wrote:
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So if you go from cold to warm+humid put camera airtightly inside plastic bag and let it warm before taking it out of bag. |
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Your camera thinks it is looking at 18% grey, but it is looking at peak white so you will have an error of 2 1/2 stops. either open up 21/2 stops or use the EV COMP.
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