Good for photography in cold weather (changing focus and rotating dials)?
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Robert, These are a little on the bulky side. You could for sure handle a focus ring, but not sure how tight you need to be for the other dials. The other issue I wonder about is putting them on and taking them off. The are a snug fit and do not come off easily. Most of the time I just let the fingers turn inside out when I take them off or have to work carefully to get them off finger by finger. Not sure if you will like that.
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I believe you will have no problem. Handling keys, coins, binoculars, and telescope have not been a problem in most cases.
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these would be too thick for me to work with an SLR, but not impossible. I would look for a 2mm glove and balance the warmth/mobility advantage. For point and shoot cameras, these would work well. I use them on the water with a small camera.
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Mine was snowed on this week. Eventually with 3-4" the light melted the snow.no issues with broken lens.I like the look .much nicer than my old ones I had fluorescent in.
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My cameras are outside and I have not had a problem with snow. I think a clear plastic bubble will distort your picture, get dirty and provide a slow-drip medium for rain and snow melt, further distorting your image and reflecting back the IR light.
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Yes. It will provide general settings and then additional tips for sunny day or snow, night or low light, sunrise and sunset, portraits, etc. Also some trouble shooting for common problems encountered. Very handy.
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Depends on what you mean by cold. We have had some 15-20 degree lows here where I hunt this season. It didn't seem to affect it's performance. If you run alkaline batteries like I am, you will experience a significantly reduced battery life below freezing. However, that's par for the course with all cams.
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I have used it indoors on a stormy day to photograph a painting with no outside or interior lights and it did a good job. I have not tried to use it outside in dusk or night conditions.
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The coldest mine worked to was just below zero when the batteries died because of the cold. The pictures were still nice though.
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Yes, I highly recommend this lens as the budget option to my aurora borealis photography workshop clients, since it should be very sharp in corners. The premiere nighttime lens I recommend is the Nikkor 14-24mm, about 6x the cost.
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I have no experience with those kind of ambient temperatures. With only a 90 day warranty be cautious. I had 3 out of 4 of these cameras simultaneously quit working altogether after one year.
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Yes, it should definitely be more than warm. If I'm seeing correctly, the "snowflake button" must be the cool shot. Maybe that was set and you need to press it to unset it. I hope that works.
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Not sure about using this underwater, you should call samsung and ask if they have waterproof casing and ask up to what depth the camera will function. This camera will function up to 20-30F in cold weather, my other canon wont work in these cold temps.
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I don't think the cold will impair the workings of the timer, provided it is kept out of the snow and rain. That is just an opinion based on looking at its construction. John D
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You can go to about 70 degrees up if memory service me correctly but you can only do landscape photography no portrait since it only goes 30 degrees either side
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I think this one should work in both hot or cold conditions. If the camera can take the temperature, the video head should be able to take it further.
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I haven't used my A710 in freezing temps yet, but I have used the A620, SD450, and S400 without any problems besides the batteries dying quicker due to the cold. Haven't had a problem with moisture until I dropped my A620 into a river, that definitely killed it. Almost killed my A710 recently by getting sand in the retractable lens, but it worked it's way out.
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Works great in low light, but depends on the lens you use and what your shooting.
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I was speaking of the basic, bare bones CPC1100 as it comes from the factory. It is also a great photographic scope for short duration exposures up to about 30 seconds. This is due to the standard Alt-Az mount. Adding the optional "Heavy-duty wedge allows for a polar alignment much like an equitorial mount. Then true long exposure photos are easily done. In fact it could even be claimed to be a bit better since there is no "meridian flip" caused by an EQ mounts' counterweight. Add an off-axis guider or a piggyback guide scope, an autoguider camera, either a DSLR or CCD camera, and a lap-top computer and observatory grade photos are easily within your reach with the CPC1100.