Ski photographers face one obstacle most others don't: brutal cold. "When it's 20 below, I've had film snap in the camera-the motor drive pulls it so tight, and it's so brittle." Cracked film is rare, but condensation inside a lens is common. "The worst thing is to go from extreme to extreme. If you're in a warm house and you step outside to a cold day and take a picture right away, you could have condensation," Markewitz says. "When you're going to the mountain, keep your camera in your backpack and it will gradually adjust. You'll be fine."
JANUARY 2005
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