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Best Practices for Photography and Videography in Challenging American Weather Conditions (Extreme Cold, Snow, High Winds, Desert Heat)?

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As photographers and videographers operating across the diverse climate zones of America, we frequently encounter extreme weather challenges – from blizzards and sub-zero temperatures in the North to intense desert heat and high winds in the Southwest, and sudden thunderstorms in many regions. What are the most effective practical tips and gear recommendations for protecting cameras, lenses, and other equipment from these specific conditions (e.g., extreme cold battery drain, moisture from snow/sleet, sand/dust ingress in windy deserts)? Beyond equipment protection, what are the best techniques for capturing compelling photos and videos during these challenging conditions (e.g., managing exposure in bright snow, achieving sharp focus in windy conditions, dealing with heat haze)? I'm looking for actionable advice on things like cold-weather battery management, condensation prevention, lens cleaning in dusty environments, and specific post-processing tips to overcome environmental challenges unique to the varied American climate.

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