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1. Cold kills batteries
Pack at least one spare battery for outdoor expeditions. Keep warm spares close to your body. |
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2. Boost your memory
Pick up a larger memory card to avoid swapping out one with your cold, bare hands. |
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3. Use the right tripod
Don't get stuck to a metal tripod in the cold. Try a carbon tripod instead. |
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4. Try a polarizing filter
They're not just for water, but for winter, too. The results can be stunning. |
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5. Keep equipment dry
Make tracks for a water-resistant bag to house your camera and accessories. |
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6. Adjust meters for snow
Use image playback and exposure compensation to adjust for the bright snow. |
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7. Pick a versatile lens
Who wants to change lenses in the cold? Try a 70-200mm lens that stops down to 2.8 for great winter shots. |
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8. Don't fog your camera up
Gradually warm your camera back up inside a plastic bag to avoid condensation. |
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