How to protect the camera in cold weather?

1, battery working time will be reduced in low temperature environment, so it is best not to keep warm when shooting. I usually hold it in my arms and take it out when I use it.

2. Never let rain and snow fall on the lens. If snow falls on the lens, blow it off as soon as possible, and don't melt on the lens. Don't wipe it, because the snow has fallen on it. Losing it is much more harmful than having it.

3. When turning off the camera, check whether there are snowflakes and raindrops at each joint to prevent water from entering.

Before going home, put the camera in a plastic bag. Because the camera is cold, the indoor air is hot and humid, and dew will condense, so plastic bags should be used to isolate the indoor water vapor until the camera temperature is close to room temperature.