06-05-2010, 02:00 PM
If you take a cold camera into a warm area, it will fog up. And you'll have to wait. But you can have a plastic bag over it (and suck the air out of it before closing it shut), then take it inside, and the condensation will be on the plastic bag, not the camera.
Leave the camera out in the cold (if you're camping in a tent of course, maybe not if you're in a cabin or house), and only take the battery with you inside, unless you're leaving that too outside. It's not really necessary to make the camera warm and cold all the time if it can be in the cold throughout the trip.
For the cold itself, no worries, I'm sure the camera can handle much lower temperatures than that without a hitch.
Leave the camera out in the cold (if you're camping in a tent of course, maybe not if you're in a cabin or house), and only take the battery with you inside, unless you're leaving that too outside. It's not really necessary to make the camera warm and cold all the time if it can be in the cold throughout the trip.
For the cold itself, no worries, I'm sure the camera can handle much lower temperatures than that without a hitch.