[LargeFormat] Re: Shooting LF in below freezing conditions

[Verna Knapp]

In fact, astrophotographers have long used cold to reduce reciprocity 
failure. I've seen dry ice cameras for exactly that purpose. No, I would 
not know how much difference it would make with modern films. The last 
time I looked into this was about 20 years ago.

Verna


Dave Hornford wrote:

> Gavin,
> 
> I have had no issue with film speed as temperature changes. Depending on where you are going & where you normally shoot be very aware of light colour (if you shoot colour). Most wildernesses is up higher with more UV, and most cold winter locations have lower sun. You may find yourself thinking about the abrupt transition from golden AM to deep blue back to golden PM.
> 


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