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So I'm heading west over to Canada to live, travel and take some pics for the next while.
I've bringing a full arsenal of lenses as I intend to shoot as much as possible.
E-M1 + HLD-7 + extra battery
12-40 Oly
Pan-Leica 25
Olympus 45
Olympus 75
Pan 100-300.
+ lens hoods for each lens etc...
Right now, where I am going the temperature has dropped to minus 25 and fallen as far as -35 at night (celcius).
I've never operated a camera in these kinds of temperatures before and while I know the E-M1 and all m43 lenses are freeze proof to -10, does anybody have any experience of shooting in such cold.
Should I expect any performance impact - battery I'm thinking may be impacted or may not work at all??
I'm also aware that the 12-40 is moisture and dust resistant so will prob be my mainstay if it is snowing when I'm shooting.
I'm planning to pick up a plastic bag type of protector for when shooting the 25, 45 and 75.
Any tips of advice is greatly appreciated - particularly from those who shoot in colder climates.
Tom.
I've bringing a full arsenal of lenses as I intend to shoot as much as possible.
E-M1 + HLD-7 + extra battery
12-40 Oly
Pan-Leica 25
Olympus 45
Olympus 75
Pan 100-300.
+ lens hoods for each lens etc...
Right now, where I am going the temperature has dropped to minus 25 and fallen as far as -35 at night (celcius).
I've never operated a camera in these kinds of temperatures before and while I know the E-M1 and all m43 lenses are freeze proof to -10, does anybody have any experience of shooting in such cold.
Should I expect any performance impact - battery I'm thinking may be impacted or may not work at all??
I'm also aware that the 12-40 is moisture and dust resistant so will prob be my mainstay if it is snowing when I'm shooting.
I'm planning to pick up a plastic bag type of protector for when shooting the 25, 45 and 75.
Any tips of advice is greatly appreciated - particularly from those who shoot in colder climates.
Tom.