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Posted by beaniebeagle (My Page) on

Wed, Jan 14, 09 at 14:07

any problems with having your digital camera out in cold weather for extended periods of time?? I have a canon rebel XSi

there is this nice sized woodpecker that comes down to my feeders every so often and i want to get a photo

i have a remote so that i can sit inside and watch for him while i leave the camera outside on a tripod

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Posted by jemdandy (My Page) on
Mon, Jan 19, 09 at 3:42

You will need a plug-in power source for the camera. The battery charge may not last long enough for you to get your shot. I presume that the camera will be turned on during the wait period. Very cold batteries may loose enough capacity.

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