Just went out to see if the sky is clear, with a view to taking some long exposure star photos, it's minus 3 and the patio is an ice rink, maybe I'll try another night, maybe in June.
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Originally posted by tigerburnie View PostJust went out to see if the sky is clear, with a view to taking some long exposure star photos, it's minus 3 and the patio is an ice rink, maybe I'll try another night, maybe in June.
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Tigerburnie - you just need to accoutre yourself appropriately!
When we were taking our northern lights photos in Finland at Christmas, it was -22 C, but skiing gear and silk gloves did the trick. The main danger is breathing near the lens - once anything is frozen on there, you can kiss goodbye to any decent images.John Liddle
Backwell, North Somerset - "Where the cider apples grow"
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