http://www.adambarkerphotography.com/blog/anatomy-of-a-commercial-lifestyle-shoot-loon-outdoors/ Photography, Tips, Techniques, and Adventures Fri, 19 Mar 2010 20:02:52 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 http://www.adambarkerphotography.com/blog/anatomy-of-a-commercial-lifestyle-shoot-loon-outdoors/comment-page-1/#comment-566 Adam Thu, 22 Oct 2009 20:52:26 +0000 http://www.adambarkerphotography.com/blog/?p=755#comment-566 Hey Jim-- Thanks for dropping a line. First thing--I try to keep my gear as dry as possible. Guess that's one from the Captain Obvious chronicles. Beyond that, I try not to put gear that may get wet in enclosed places. If your lenses become wet, dry them with a cloth or let them air dry before putting them away. Pay special attention to make sure your front element (on your lens) is dry before attaching any sort of filter on the front of the lens. My guess is that this is where you're experiencing most of your problems. Lastly, try to avoid putting your camera in your jacket or anywhere else next to your body where condensation may form. In the end, your best defense is a microfiber cloth to continually dry lens elements that may get wet. Hope this helps! Hey Jim–
Thanks for dropping a line. First thing–I try to keep my gear as dry as possible. Guess that’s one from the Captain Obvious chronicles. Beyond that, I try not to put gear that may get wet in enclosed places. If your lenses become wet, dry them with a cloth or let them air dry before putting them away. Pay special attention to make sure your front element (on your lens) is dry before attaching any sort of filter on the front of the lens. My guess is that this is where you’re experiencing most of your problems. Lastly, try to avoid putting your camera in your jacket or anywhere else next to your body where condensation may form. In the end, your best defense is a microfiber cloth to continually dry lens elements that may get wet. Hope this helps!

]]> http://www.adambarkerphotography.com/blog/anatomy-of-a-commercial-lifestyle-shoot-loon-outdoors/comment-page-1/#comment-565 Jim Deshler Thu, 22 Oct 2009 19:39:57 +0000 http://www.adambarkerphotography.com/blog/?p=755#comment-565 Hi, Just picked up on your site this week via facebook. Love your work, I was just wondering how you managed to keep things from fogging up on you during this shoot, I feel like no matter what I do to hide things the moisture gets into things and causes problems.... yeah, some foggy shots can be cool, but not when it turns into every shot. Hi, Just picked up on your site this week via facebook. Love your work, I was just wondering how you managed to keep things from fogging up on you during this shoot, I feel like no matter what I do to hide things the moisture gets into things and causes problems…. yeah, some foggy shots can be cool, but not when it turns into every shot.

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