 Stew Gitlin |
Shooting in the Antarctic This coming January, I will be taking a trip to the Antarctic and was wondering if there are special considerations to take into account shooting there. I will be using a digital Panasonic Lumix FZ7 with an imaged-stabilized 12x optical zoom. I have both a circular polarizing filter and a neutral density filter. I've never really experimented with white balance settings, so don't know if this is something to consider. Any suggestions greatly appreciated. Stew
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- Carolyn M. Fletcher  Contact Carolyn M. Fletcher Carolyn M. Fletcher's Gallery |
Check with Wally Orlowsky, Stew.. He went last year and should be a lot of help to you.
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Stew Gitlin |
Carolyn, thanks very much for the suggestion. Just sent an email to Wally. Stew
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Wally Orlowsky |
Stew, I sent you an e-mail reply, but it was bounced because I was not on your list of those from whom you allow e-mails. Wally
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Stew Gitlin |
Wally, your email wound up in my spam folder, so I did get to see it. Thank you very much for the information. I have extra batteries, extra memory cards, and will probably even take my laptop with me to see how the shots are coming. Really liked your iceberg picture. Hope mine come out that well. Thanks again for the help. Stew
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Slim Brady |
thick gloves might be a good idea
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