Would this be suitable for snow in a photo shoot winter scene? Also, to fill an area of about ten feet by five feet, how much would be needed? Thank
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Can't say it would work too well for 'snow'. I'd use a cotton filling with glossy glitter spray.. As for the amount I'd say four or 5 bags.?
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I would say yes to either water or snow. Doesn't have image stabilization so a lot of bouncing around. You will not capture sound in the protective case. Also your PC will need to be able to process HD video or the video will be choppy. Not the cameras fault.
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I try to stay on top of it so it doesn't get so deep but the main thing is how powdery the snow is. When it is really wet it is too heavy and ice is too hard. This works well within it's limitations.
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Absolutely!! Thats exactly what its mainly used for.. I would buy a waterproof case for it so the snow wont damage it although its partially waterproof.. these cameras are very durable without lacking any quality.
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Zero! You will need to slide 2x4 16 panels 10' in length in each panel, then build a 2x4 framed wall and place temporally in the middle! It carried 3' of snow! If you want snow load go with American about 2,800.00. At Lowes
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It depends on how much pressure you apply and how good your ice cubes are. It is adequate for the snow cones I make to sell.
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It would work. No does not come with fluid. You would have to rig a larger fluid reservoir or you will be climbing up on the roof a couple times per hour to add snow fluid.
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Every steel snow blower I've seen has always had runners on the edges that keep the blade a fraction of an inch above the surface. If there was no gap, you'd wear out the blade very quickly and most likely, unevenly. It would also pick up ever little piece of debris in its path and eventually damage the snow blower. The runners also allow it to be adjusted even higher for people with stone driveways. I believe the instructions say to lay a piece of cardboard down and adjust the runners so the blade skims across the cardboard. This means the machine will leave a thin coat of snow the thickness of a piece of cardboard box. I've found the thin layer of snow evaporates by the end of the day in most cases. If the snow is very wet or temps rise above freezing there may be enough water left over to refreeze into ice. You have to remember, a snow blower is just one tool in your arsenal against the ravages of winter. Consider it as you would a whitewash brush. It covers a large area with little effort but lacks the detail ability of a smaller detail brush... your shovel.
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Should work but has to be plugged in and you need to buy the liquid to make the snow
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Hi Henry, I've had great results! Most of my work has been with the camera and subject in a studio setting so I can't address how it would work outside but, like I said it works beautifully in the studio!
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I live in the south so I don't know about snow. I used this product for the first time this year as a barrier around a 12"x12" garden. I reapply after a heavy rain or about every 3 weeks. I live in an area with significant deer and so far my summer and winter garden appear protected.
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Yes it works well in the winter, the canopy is very sturdy and held up with the weight of snow, it didn't seem to have any problems.
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Daniel, I haven't used it in snowy conditions, yet, mostly for backyard, weekend camping and mostly fair conditions, which is the intent of this one I believe. It has been used under a well staked tarp that reached the ground in a downpour once and used a spray weather proofer to protect better the seals and side fabric, there were no leaks. However, I have noticed a few of the seams near the stake strap have pulled apart slightly under strain of use. If you have to depend on the tent for long term shelter, spend a little more and buy a stronger made tent, made for strong weather.
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The snow is thrown straight ahead. It isn't adjustable. How far it throws, is dependent on the snow. A powdery snow will be thrown 10-15'. A wet snow substantially less. This machine (I feel) is designed for light snowfalls 3-4" at best. If there is a substantial amount expected, I would clear off the snow every few inches. If you have a very long walk or driveway, this is not the machine that you need. For stairs, short walkways, etc. It works very well.
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Perfectly. Also good to put down before snow (makes it easier to shovel). It does not do a good job of melting through a layer of ice.
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It would certainly have no issue with snow/rain etc - very good surface on the ramp. You would need to check it is long enough for your application
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Make sure to remove snow before it gets to 6 inches. It is a single stage and does not do well beyond 6