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Have you ever been too hot to take pictures?

 
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Jul 18, 2006 12:35 as a reply to  @ post 1739067 |  #46

If your going to go out in it plan for it! I was out all day Saturday shooting RC boat races. I made sure I put on the sun screen, brought lots of water, a large umbrella and a chair. When I get too hot, sit in the shade for a bit, drink some cool water, chimp chimp chimp and then go back at it! It does take some adjustment, now I get really cold when it gets below 70!


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Jul 18, 2006 16:52 as a reply to  @ post 1739300 |  #47

Saralonde wrote:
If the heat is dry, I'm not bothered......

LOL:lol: I always laugh when people say that. I used to live in Phoenix AZ. I took sports pics outdoors....during summer....in 120 degree heat....:rolleyes: They always say there that "oh it's a dry heat", but honestly....120 degrees is still too flippin' hot to take pics whether it's dry or wet. :lol:


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Jul 18, 2006 19:19 as a reply to  @ post 1738967 |  #48

VegasGeorge wrote:
Jeez! I had no idea you shutter bugs were such wusses! Here in Las Vegas hot is just part of the deal (in more ways than one!:lol: ). Right now we've been at around 112 in the shade during the mid-afternoon, cooling to 100 something in the evenings.

:lol: I guess when you are retired, you can go into ac whenever you feel like you've had enough heat, but not some of us Las Vegans. Sometimes I have the pleasure of having to work outside for 8-10 hours in a day (not the case right now, thankfully). I'll spend some time up at Charleston this weekend if I feel the need to get outside.


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Jul 19, 2006 01:00 |  #49

im usually more tired than hot these days.
hmm.. maybe its the heat though. haha


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Jul 19, 2006 16:41 as a reply to  @ post 1679821 |  #50

This past weekend I was in New York city, and probably walked 5 miles a day in the heat. thought I don't have that much equipment, it still was very tiring.


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Jul 19, 2006 19:33 |  #51

If it's hot, it going to be hot. I figure I might as well be shooting instead of just sitting around being miserable.


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