What should I pay attention to when taking pictures in winter?

Not only do cameras need to be cold-proof, but photographers should also pay attention to keeping warm. Nose, ears, hands and other easily exposed parts need more protection. My hands are often frozen when I take pictures in winter, so it is important to have a pair of gloves that show my fingers. When shooting outdoors, you should always rub the organs exposed to the air to speed up blood circulation and enhance the cold-proof ability.

Step 2 shoot in winter

As mentioned above, the camera will have various problems when it is cold outdoors, so we try to put the camera in the camera bag or in our arms when we are not taking pictures, and then take it out when we need to take pictures. Although this practice is troublesome, it will not damage the parts because it is too cold outside. If you find that the battery is dead, you can take it out and put it in warm clothes until the battery temperature rises again.

Step 3 go home

Never take the camera out of the bag directly after taking pictures in winter, because indoor heating will condense hot air on the lens, view frame and other parts, and these small water droplets may corrode the circuit and affect the life of the camera. When we go back indoors, don't take pictures in a hurry. It's best to put the camera in your bag or coat pocket, and slowly restore the camera temperature to the indoor temperature before taking it out for use.