Do you know that the digital camera also needs to keep warm?

That looks like it is also supposed to help keep the camera steady, if you are out in strong winds for example. Or you can rest it on it and put your fingers in you pockets to keep them warm :-) I don't have a coat for my camera, but when I take pictures and it's below zero, I usually put the spare battery in my pocket to keep it warm. When one runs out, I swap with the warm one, thus they last much longer.

Oh really? I have never heard of that. Well thank you for the information. Yeah it doesn't snow in our place either, so I guess I can't really make use of that.

Oh I didn't know that, I have seen a plastic casing for underwater cameras but a coat, that is very interesting I will have to look into that.

I have a digital camera but hardly ever use it. I need to learn more about it so thanks for sharing this with me.

It is interesting to hear that a digital camera needs to keep warm. When not in use I keep my digital camera in a padded bag. I hope it keeps warm in it. Some camera users live in cold places like your city where in the winter it can snow. I took photos of my dog when he was a puppy in the snow in Bridge.

Hi! That is true, I have experience this before when I went to a snow house where the temperature were as low as -10°C. My digital camera work fine for about 20 minutes and later it started to became unstable, and finally it shut off and cannot be on anymore. At first I though it was spoiled but after I leave the snow house, and I try to on it again, it work perfectly just like normal. So, I think it will also catch a cold and sick when the weather is too cold.