> > You may want to keep the camera under your coat to keep the battery from
> > loosing its' efficiency, especially if you are not using a power
booster.
>
> Ah, no use. It's just a large hassle to try something like that when it's
> cold. You'll just freeze yourself. And even if the camera would be kept a
> bit warmed under you coat, you'll then probably just get some fogging
> problems.
I was out hiking a couple of weeks ago here in north of Toronto area
(probably not as cold as Helsinki, but still pretty cold) for 4 hours, and
had my camera under my coat. I took shots along the hike and never had any
problems, plus I figure if I somehow do trip and fall the camera is
partially protected.
BTW, fogging (condensation) problem would occur if the camera went from cold
to a warm and higher humidity environment, not the other way around (i.e.
inside of coat to outside of coat).
Regards,
Ken
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