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Red Touchscreen in cold weather

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Elias Markkula

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Does anyone know how's the touchscreen performing in very cold weather like -20 celsius?
 
In that picture, the touchscreen does not seem very responsive anymore...
 
you also have consider how the touchscreen will respond when wearing gloves in cold weather !
There is a need for REDstylus, or just use it for monitoring only when its arctic
 
Elias Markkula said:
In that picture, the touchscreen does not seem very responsive anymore...
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i suppose lol, i think if you're filming in such extreme weather, wouldn't you want some weather proofing or some kinda cover around the camera and/or LCD?
 
well developers, get on it and i want 33 percent of everysale of such product "Scarlet X LCD protector/warmer
 
I'm curious about this as well. Smart gloves seem like they'd be the best option for colder weather. I'll do some testing when winter presents itself (though I don't know how low temperatures will drop). We have some gloves by Ssamzie that work really well. They negate the 'incompatible fingers' issue that some people experience.
 
Mike Lary said:
I'm curious about this as well. Smart gloves seem like they'd be the best option for colder weather. I'll do some testing when winter presents itself (though I don't know how low temperatures will drop). We have some gloves by Ssamzie that work really well. They negate the 'incompatible fingers' issue that some people experience.
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ok, that's solves half of the problem but what is protecting the LCD from freezing and blurring the screen with the frost?
 
pieterstathis said:
I shot with my EPIC-M for 3 days in Canada's Northwest Territories. Average temperature was -10 Celsius and we had heavy snowfall. I never had a single issue from the cold or snow. The brain's core temp never dropped below 27 Celsius. I would say EPIC is quite happy as a cold Canuck.
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Great news. Did you use the Bomb EVF or LCD?
 
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