P� 3. jan. 2004 kl. 20.53 skrev mike wilson:

Hi,

Jostein wrote:

Quoting Dag T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I like this type of cold. It is easy to get sufficient clothing
(usually around here there is no wind when the temperature creeps below
-20), the air is dry and extremely clear and there is this crunching
sound when you walk on the snow.


Combinations of wind, snow and rain around zero feels much colder.

After living 10 years on the west coast, I couldn't agree more.
Downside is that it drains batteries faster. And that it takes a lot more time
to acclimatise the gear to room temperature afterwards...

I was very impressed with the MZ-S in this respect. Coming out of well
below 20degrees under zero into a warm and moist cafe, it produced
enough condensation to soak about 30 paper napkins. I just kept mopping
it off until it had warmed up sufficiently to cease creating. Never had
a problem of any sort. I was also using the 28-70/2.8 FA* lans.

ME Super, Super A and LX also handles this great. Have anybody taken the chance on the *istD yet? I didn�t take the chances on new years eve...


DagT


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