Follow some simple rules to ensure you get the most of their shots on the tracks:

– Keep your computer free of damage

Keep equipment in a sturdy bag when not in use and avoid the blows, and accidents (including falls!) Â-remember, the most expensive of its bag, the better the quality and protection things of value to you

– Keep your gear dry

snow, ice, water and cameras not a combination of professional cameras can be watertight but are not cheaper. And Dona't electronics such as water

– Keep the batteries charged

cold can shorten the life of Battery – keeps spares in a pocket next to his body. There is nothing worse than running out of power at the wrong time

– Use a file cabinet UV

This will protect your lens from bumps and dirt, but also reduce the value of blue mountain scenes in these filters are cheap and high quality

– Use slow shutter speeds for landscape shots and fast shutter speeds for action shots

Low Shutter speeds allow that the best depth of field, a fast shutter speed freezes the action

– Be careful on the slopes

skiing, snowboarding and other move quickly and cause serious damage, always make sure to keep the roads safe and courteous to other users

– Beware of color

most skiers wear clothes color colors – ideal for live images with impact and great look on a white background

– To shoot when the winter sun is low

This will give your images the shadows and textures enhance life
accidents (including falls), a midday flatten images

Have fun!

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