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Cameras in the Cold (getting stuck up)
Old 11-12-2009   #1
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Cameras in the Cold (getting stuck up)
Hello, everyone. I was wondering if you have experienced any cold-related problems when handling your all metal-gear?

I remember a friend telling me that his Retina IIc shutter got stuck while photographing on top of a mountain in negative temperature.

This Canon video got me thinking about it, but it's a DSLR, so it would be definitely different... I'm also wondering if in real life DSLRs can perform like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_Srg1xZLNY

Just got me really, really curious. I rarely hear about it here, being a tropical country, but I'd appreciate your thoughts/ experiences on it. Thanks!
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