For interest, what do you do with your camera & lens after taking them out in the cold? Do you bring them up to house temperature slowly, eg. by leaving them in the garage for a while?
Clay soil - Cheshire/Derbyshire border. I play with plants and soil and sometimes it's successful
Thanks! I don't to anything special re the change of temperature. I expect it depends on the type of camera. The only occasion when I had condensation on my lenses was when shooting butterflies in a butterfly tropical greenhouse.
Camellia japonica 'Governor Mouton.' Just planted in the fall so I was pleased to have blooms already. Mostly solid pink-red with some white marks.
Unfortunately it's the only thing blooming right now. I will be on the search for earlier-blooming daffodils. Mine have just started to poke out of the ground. Winter daphne has had buds set for a while but still not open.
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For interest, what do you do with your camera & lens after taking them out in the cold? Do you bring them up to house temperature slowly, eg. by leaving them in the garage for a while?
I play with plants and soil and sometimes it's successful
Camellia japonica 'Governor Mouton.' Just planted in the fall so I was pleased to have blooms already. Mostly solid pink-red with some white marks.
Unfortunately it's the only thing blooming right now. I will be on the search for earlier-blooming daffodils. Mine have just started to poke out of the ground. Winter daphne has had buds set for a while but still not open.