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Old 07-12-10, 04:31 PM
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Thanks for the replies, very helpful and informative.

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Yes, KeithT, the "+1 and 2/3rds stops" is for those bright sunny days that are really dazzling - sunglasses weather. In the UK, if there's snow around it's usually accompanied by dark grey clouds! But even there are exceptions.
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Thank you all for your advice and as the snow is falling now, i can now practise what you have all told me!
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All you need is the ability to use your camera on the dreaded M (don't be afraid). Shooting in snow is a great way of teaching yourself how to take a photo rather than always allowing your camera to get it wrong for you.

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