howard wrote:
If you place the camera on a table outoors for a few hours at 0 C, you can
expect it to get grumpy, but I imagine it will work. Zero C isn't that cold
(At least where I live :-)
If you're just planning on shooting at zero, just keep your camera under your
jacket.. That will keep it warm enough that you won't notice.
I've used my old Pro90 at -25C. in a howling wind. The LCD didn't freeze, but
it got sluggish in updating the image. When you moved the camera the image
was very y. Again.. I never left the camera outdoors. It came from a
warm car.
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