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Scarlet usage in Midwest winterland

dennys bisogno

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I am aware that the operational temperature range for REDs "0°C to +40°C (32°F to 104°F) " but was wondering if I should/need to black shade every-time I go out to shot near 45F to 32F. My rational (perhaps naively) is that sensors would perform best at colder temperatures (less noise).

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If you need to move between temperatures quickly during a shoot, blackshading for the warmest operating temperature is the best compromise.

If you're talking winter/night and you're going to be bumping up against your widest stops on your lenses for exposure, then finding time to blackshade in cold conditions would be a good thing to do.
 
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