Any Tips on how to improve snow photography and C&C welcome
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Raj
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Re: Advice and tips for Snow Photography
Might be worth having a look at this
Craig
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Re: Advice and tips for Snow Photography
Although not a technical tip to improve your photos there are a few other tips (not aimed at the OP but more due diligence if you venture into the countryside to take your snaps)
1. Wear silk (liner) gloves … you’ll keep your hands warm but maintain full dexterity.
2. Keep a flask of hot drink or soup close at hand. Avoid alcohol.
3. Make sure all batteries are fully charged (and spares are kept warm … i.e. in an inside pocket).
Back to the technical tips:
1. Allow You and Camera to acclimatize to the temperature change when you get out your cosy car.
2. I generally put WB on Sunshine (if that’s what its doing) and do some test exposures … pick the optimum and set the aperture and shutter manually. If the light changes … repeat test exposures and reset aperature/shutter.
3. Make sure you have the lens hood attached (if you are an advocate of attaching lens hoods).Comment
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Re: Advice and tips for Snow Photography
Ok RJ this was taught a long time ago but can still be used with digital
CodaThere will be times when you will be in the field without a camera. And, you will see the most glorious sunset or the most beautiful scene that you have ever witnessed. Don't be bitter because you can't record it. Sit down, drink it in, and enjoy it for what it is!Comment
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Re: Advice and tips for Snow Photography
Thanks for the tips guys,
a very timely request RJ, hope you can make good use of the tips. I hope to
David
EOS 1000D EFS18-55mm, EF 75-300mm, Kenko DG Extension Tubes
Please bare with me on replies to your comments as my work commitments keep me away from here during the week.
All of your comments and advice are gratefully received and appreciated though
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Re: Advice and tips for Snow Photography
There's a current article on PhotoRadar here that might be helpful...I actively encourage constructive comment & critique of any image I post!
Feel free to edit & re-post as you see fit - but please - tell me what you have done to 'improve' the shot!
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