MikaelR
4th of November 2003 (Tue), 06:59
Hi,
I have read enough positive experiences about using digital cameras in subzero temperatures. I have also last winter used my Canon G2 in -20 degrees of Celsius (you can see many icy pictures in my web site), without any problems. So, I plan to use my 10D also next winter outdoors here in Finland.
But I have not read any experiences about how Canon's IS is working in Subzero Temperatures. I could imagine that gyros might get sticky in -20 degrees of Celsius?? Could they even be damaged permanently?
Any experiences?
Mikael
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www.mr-photography.com
I have read enough positive experiences about using digital cameras in subzero temperatures. I have also last winter used my Canon G2 in -20 degrees of Celsius (you can see many icy pictures in my web site), without any problems. So, I plan to use my 10D also next winter outdoors here in Finland.
But I have not read any experiences about how Canon's IS is working in Subzero Temperatures. I could imagine that gyros might get sticky in -20 degrees of Celsius?? Could they even be damaged permanently?
Any experiences?
Mikael
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www.mr-photography.com