I use a glove called Ansell HyFlex, you can pick up a 6/32 nut with them on..
real nice to work with, but they are NOT warm at -30C,
I left my camera at home this rotation, with 12 hour shifts for weeks at a
time, I am too tired and I wasnt shooting enough to justify the extra
luggage... the northern lights have been fantastic and I sincerely I regret
leaving it at home... DOH!
Cheers.. Timothy-Keith: Randles
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----- Original Message ----
From: Dan Mitchell <danmitchell@xxxxxxxx>
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, April 5, 2007 3:10:18 PM
Subject: [OM] Re: Cold Weather Shooting
tim.randles@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I work in the high arctic, ( north of 60 and often north of 70, the
> most difficult part of shooting pics here is keeping your hands warm
> enough to make adjustments on the small buttons on the camera, and
> changing the battery so frequently.
That's one ergonomic gripe I have with the E-330 -- wearing even
fairly thin gloves, I find it hard to use the on/off switch without
changing modes. The E-1's locking dial makes that much less of an issue.
-- dan
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