> > On 20 Sep 02 at 0:26, Neil K. wrote: > > > > > WORKING CONDITIONS > > > > > > Working temperature range > > > 0 - 45�C / 32 - 113�F > > > > Once again a digicam that doesn't work below zero Celsius....mind > > boggling that I have yet to see the first report that mentions this > > Mind boggling indeed... specially when you think that CCD's (I quite sure > the same applies to CMOS too) work much better in the low temperatures. And > with low, I don't mean -20 degrees Celsius, but extreme temperatures > like -100 to -200 and such... the noise for instance virtually disappears > and so on. And of course, if the mechanical cameras can go way below 0 > degrees... what is then the problem? I don't think it's the power supply > either, or is it? Should not be the memory cards either - but perhaps the > microdrives can not operate reliably below 0 degrees? > > Best regards, > Hugo
It's not the camera, it's the memory cards. This was discussed a few months ago on a different forum. Ray Amos - All outgoing e-mail is scanned for viruses. * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
