How Cold can you go, operating range for your Camera
Jan 9, 2018 17:21:13 #
Just wanted to check if that was a canon 5d mark ii?
I have babies mine and after your post I'm thinking of taking more risks with it
Glad to hear it can handle cold
What about leaving it in a car? During extreme cold or hot. Of course covered and not exposed to sun
It would seem like a terrible idea but perhaps it won't hurt the camera or 24-105 l lense.
I have babies mine and after your post I'm thinking of taking more risks with it
Glad to hear it can handle cold
What about leaving it in a car? During extreme cold or hot. Of course covered and not exposed to sun
It would seem like a terrible idea but perhaps it won't hurt the camera or 24-105 l lense.
Jan 9, 2018 17:34:39 #
b roll wanabee wrote:
Just wanted to check if that was a canon 5d mark ii?
I have babies mine and after your post I'm thinking of taking more risks with it
Glad to hear it can handle cold
What about leaving it in a car? During extreme cold or hot. Of course covered and not exposed to sun
It would seem like a terrible idea but perhaps it won't hurt the camera or 24-105 l lense.
I have babies mine and after your post I'm thinking of taking more risks with it
Glad to hear it can handle cold
What about leaving it in a car? During extreme cold or hot. Of course covered and not exposed to sun
It would seem like a terrible idea but perhaps it won't hurt the camera or 24-105 l lense.
I always have my cameras with me, but if I were to leave the bag in the car, the temps wouldn’t be the reason why I may worry.
Jan 9, 2018 18:01:43 #
b roll wanabee wrote:
Just wanted to check if that was a canon 5d mark ii?
I have babies mine and after your post I'm thinking of taking more risks with it
Glad to hear it can handle cold
What about leaving it in a car? During extreme cold or hot. Of course covered and not exposed to sun
It would seem like a terrible idea but perhaps it won't hurt the camera or 24-105 l lense.
I have babies mine and after your post I'm thinking of taking more risks with it
Glad to hear it can handle cold
What about leaving it in a car? During extreme cold or hot. Of course covered and not exposed to sun
It would seem like a terrible idea but perhaps it won't hurt the camera or 24-105 l lense.
Mine is the Canon 6d, the weather sealing on the 5d mk III is supposed to be more rugged. I think nothing of leaving it in the trunk for days on end in the cold, I only take the batteries in the house to keep them warm and charge them.
Usually when the camera comes in from the cold I put it in a sealed plastic bag first and then the moisture in the warm inside air condenses on the plastic bag and not the camera. Let the whole bag and camera come to room temperature and then you are good to go.
Hope this helps.
Hot car, I would bring the camera inside.
Jan 24, 2018 00:24:40 #
wj cody
Loc: springfield illinois
true and this can include mount washington at neg 90 degrees - with a nikon f as it has no battery.
Jan 25, 2018 07:33:31 #
BebuLamar wrote:
My standard is if it's not cold enough to kill me, it's not cold enough to kill my camera.
I likes dat!
Jan 25, 2018 15:00:13 #
happy sailor wrote:
I have seen a number of posts over the last month ... (show quote)
I've used my Nikon gear at 0°F without a hiccup. I used to shoot ski competitions, and often find myself shooting eagles in that weather. The only real issue I've had is battery life. I suppose that the LCD can freeze, but I've never had that happen.
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