Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/11/12
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Jesus, Mary and Murphy! You have three cameras and now you feel you need to buy another because of a little cold!! Around here when its -25C we take off our clothes and run around naked. Heck we put film in a freezer to warm it up. :-) (Not as much of an exaggeration as I would like) Seriously though, just carry the camera partly under your outermost layer with the lens pointing out. Place it in a bag before going back inside (reduces condensation) and remember to carry spare batteries and you will be fine. I have always wanted to modify a Nikon F3 series cold pack to work with my Ms but I still have not got around to it. John Collier On Nov 12, 2004, at 1:12 AM, Logan Reinwood wrote: > Just back from a few month aout of the list... > > In the mean time had to repair ma m7, the on-off button was stuck, and > the release was thus blocked... But the camera was still under > guarantee.... > Currently I have another problem, the led indicating that the battery > is low is alwasy on, even we new battery, but has no impact on the > meter, which works fine.... anyway the camera will have to go back to > repair :-( .... > > But my question today was about using the camera in low temperature. > I plan to go for several mountain climbing and wonder which camera to > use ar -15F or -25c or below. > For sure the M7 is not an option (I don't want to rely on battery for > the shutter). > I wonder about the MP or old M6, even one of my M2 or M3? > Or may-be should I buy a R6 ? > I own a M2 and a M3 and a M7, and wonder if I have to think to buy a > new camera. > Any issue with the lenses freezing? > > Have some of you some advice in the matter?