EXTREME COLD Cityscape Photography with Kase Neutral Night Filter

A bone-chilling outdoor demonstration of the Kase Neutral Night filter taken during a prolonged period of EXTREMELY cold temperatures of -40 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

[@carljames7562]

Fantastic Shane. Loved the content, very informative and entertaining. Images are cracking too.

[@ShaneTurgeonPhotography]

Thank you, Carl! Looking forward to trying it with some MW!

[@lucibrat]

Awesome video!! Wish I was that brave to go into that cold! Now I'm off to buy the night filter!!

[@ShaneTurgeonPhotography]

It was definitely an adventure! Hope you enjoy the filter when you get it!

[@charlenetondu1428]

Fantastic. Txs. That B&W is also Phenomenal 🤍💙

[@ShaneTurgeonPhotography]

Thanks, Char!

[@FootprintsInNature]

Great video Shane! Filter sure does a great job! Awesome demo!

[@ShaneTurgeonPhotography]

Thanks, Chris! It really does!

[@danielborden8385]

Superb work ❤️‍🔥🥇 pretty brave without a face covering 🥶💪

[@ShaneTurgeonPhotography]

I had one on most of the time but it was too muffling when I tried to talk to the camera haha

[@Sticks55]

Great images you brave soul! In my previous career I had to be very careful when bringing my cold gear back into a warm environment (vehicle). Condensation can be an electronics killer. And, did you preset your camera settings while in your Jeep to limit your exposure (pun not intended) to the elements?

[@-vanveenjf7550]

great for you to show us...one question is it possible to get the RAW file to fix the "color casting" without side effects. Hope you're warm again this weekend 😄

[@ShaneTurgeonPhotography]

Temperatures are now unseasonably warm here so it's been an interesting winter so far! And I used some local colour and temperature adjustments/dodging and burning when editing the raw file to help correct some of the effects of casting.