Great video Bob. It was a learning curve watching the same. I am travelling to Churchill this November and need some tips on the camera handling techniques. We will be doing a same trip moving around in a bus and not a buggy and if safe get down on the ground. This means quite often you will move in and out of the warm bus to the outside cold and back. Appreciate some tips if possible. Tks
The key thing is to be ready for extreme weather and cold. Definitely listen to your guides - they know the area and the animals the best. There are advantages to having two cameras: a hand-held setup as well as a tripod setup. Backup batteries too and keep them warm. Enjoy your trip!
Just came across your video and glad I did. Planning a trip in November to Churchill and wondering whether you can give me some advice on any extra things I need to take to photograph in the cold. Other than the tips you have provided. Clothing / protection and also did you over exposed the shots? If so by how much? Thanks again and it was a great one.
Hand and toe warmers! A good microfiber cloth for wiping down the lens if you get snow or if it fogs. I always bring a second camera body on trips as a backup. I did overexpose by about +1 or more when it was overcast and there was snow on the ground. Have a great trip!
Incredible video Bo! The quality across the board is insane!!!
What a fantastic trip and collection of photos Bo!
Thanks! It was an awesome adventure.
Great tips, great shots. Thanks.
Nice work I like the idea of your channel
Thanks!
Great video Bob. It was a learning curve watching the same. I am travelling to Churchill this November and need some tips on the camera handling techniques. We will be doing a same trip moving around in a bus and not a buggy and if safe get down on the ground. This means quite often you will move in and out of the warm bus to the outside cold and back. Appreciate some tips if possible. Tks
The key thing is to be ready for extreme weather and cold. Definitely listen to your guides - they know the area and the animals the best. There are advantages to having two cameras: a hand-held setup as well as a tripod setup. Backup batteries too and keep them warm. Enjoy your trip!
Just came across your video and glad I did. Planning a trip in November to Churchill and wondering whether you can give me some advice on any extra things I need to take to photograph in the cold. Other than the tips you have provided. Clothing / protection and also did you over exposed the shots? If so by how much? Thanks again and it was a great one.
Hand and toe warmers! A good microfiber cloth for wiping down the lens if you get snow or if it fogs. I always bring a second camera body on trips as a backup. I did overexpose by about +1 or more when it was overcast and there was snow on the ground. Have a great trip!
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