From the article: Surviving Cold Weather Photography
Cold weather presents numerous challenges to photographers and their equipment. From drained batteries to frostbit fingers, cold weather photography is a completely different prospect than hot weather shooting. While there are some simple solutions to most cold weather problems, these solutions may not be the ones you would first think about.[br]
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Here are some great tips from our readers for cold weather photography. Share Your Ideas
Battery Powered Heated Gloves
- I've got the perfect solution for cold hands and fingers while photographing in cold weather: Gerbing battery powered heated gloves.
- —ranmac
Cold fingers
- I live in Alaska, so it is always cold in winter, I always keep two or more pairs of those little stretchy knit gloves in my bag, and wear another pair under my regular gloves. Stretchy gloves generally cost about $1 a pair so if I lose one it's not too bad.
- —gracie1953
Cold fingeres
- Glove liners are thin and allow ease of handling your equipment. Hunters gloves have a removable finger tip section. Sometimes I use one, the other or both.
- —Vic_W
