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Top tips for photographing snow - Use a zoom lens
Photographing Snow - Use a zoom lens
Zoom lenses are an ideal choice for photographing snow in these conditions, as you don't want to keep changing lenses in the cold.
A
couple
of zooms are perfect, so you have one
to cover
wide-to-standard focal lengths
for overall scenes, and a mid-to-long
telephoto for isolating details.
If you have
an ultra-zoom
lens, covering focal lengths from very wide to long telephoto, you won't
have to change lenses at all and be ready
for all situations.
Photographing Snow - Shield your lens

A blue sky and bright sunshine are the perfect combination to make the most of fresh snow.
Watch out for the sun, though, which will be much lower in the sky at this time of year and can lead to flare. To avoid this, use a lens hood at all times or shield the lens with your hand when taking a picture.
This article has more pages:
- 1. Top tips for photographing snow - Use a zoom lens
- 2. Top tips for photographing snow - Focus on the smaller details




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