Hello friend @scottshots The first photo, in my opinion, is the one which gives the most details and remains the prettiest. I think today we won't have snow but frost, so I'm waiting for the moment to take a nice photo.
Could you help me? I have a question about caring for your camera. How to manage the change in temperature when moving from indoors to outdoors when it is cold? Do you have condensation droplets forming on your sensor? Do you have a tip to avoid this? I already cleaned my sensor two years ago. I take the camera back for the winter and once again I have spots on my photos
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Thank you, glad you like that one!
I personally like to leave my camera in the camera bag for a while before I get it out and upload the photos to the computer. Really, you should wait until it reaches room temperature, which can take a few hours. Realistically, I usually wait about an hour, depending on how cold it was outside and how long the camera was exposed to that temperature. It's not an exact science for me, I usually touch the camera after about an hour of being inside and if feels cool, but not chilly cold, I will take it out and start the upload.
I rarely change lenses when out in the cold, and I never change lenses while the warm-up process is happening. I also use a camera that is very weather resistant and has lots of rubber seals (The Canon 5DS R). Weather resistant L series lenses also help me. Since I am mostly a landscape photographer, I find it wise to spend the extra money on weather resistant gear.
Hope that helps a bit. Happy shooting!
@scottshots Thank you very much for your professional advice. I still get stains if I have to clean them and I don't like touching the sensor which is the most sensitive part of the device
Happy to help! Yes, I rarely clean my sensor. It's wise to touch it as little as possible. Have a great day!
Many thanks, I needed his advice