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Dan, how do you keep your batteries warm while shooting in the winter? Mine seem to die very quickly while in the camera causing me to exchange them often.
Mark, I always keep a spare battery or two in a warm pocket close to my body, or sometimes right in my glove or mitten. As one battery starts to get sluggish, I quickly swap it out with a fresh one and re-warm the dying one. Often times it will spring back with some life as it warms back up. Sometimes this cycle can keep you going for quite awhile. The key is to have fully charged batteries when you start.
Grab some of those chemical hand warmers and keep an activated one in the pocket with the spare batteries too.