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I love taking pictures. My dad was a photographer and he must have passed the camera bug down to me. I especially love taking pics with my new camera, an early Chanukkah present from the hubby. Well, taking pictures in winter weather, especially very cold winter weather is tricky. I don’t have too many problems in Florida (we rarely get into the teens much less have snow) but people up North do. Here’s a great post from the New York Institute about picture taking during winter.
http://www.ritzcamera.com/static/articles/tips/winter-photo.html
Winter is always my least favorite time for taking product pictures. The light is terrible! I'll have to give that a read.
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I'm so glad to see someone talking about this! Taking product photos in the winter IS very tricky. The sunlight is low, and photos can have a bluish tint. One thing that helps me is to play around with my camera settings. Most cameras should have a snow setting to balance out the color. When all else fails, Photoshop! :)
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