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This guide will give you an idea of the warmth of a particular glove compared to our other models.
Being a photographer, you will undoubtedly need to deal with cold hands and fingers. However, no one glove type will be suitable for all conditions and activities. On those milder winter days, wearing a heavier winter glove tends to end up in sweaty hands as you climatize to the elements. Having a nice pair of gloves like the Djuke Photography Glove gives you the dexterity and warmth that you need all day. Remember that the size of your gloves is extremely important when it come to winter gloves - as too tight of gloves can restrict the blood flow in your hands, especially while your gripping your camera (use the sizing chart on their website).
Great mitt for cold weather photography
The Markhof Pro V3 Photographer Gloves have arrived, fit well, and allow my fingers to “escape” enough to operate my camera. Now I am waiting for cooler weather to give them a real workout.
I have small hands and gloves usually never fit. Much to my surprise, these fit absolutely perfect! I will be taking them to Iceland for a photo shoot next week. I am so glad I have found these. Once I find something that fits, I stay with that brand for life.
Used them for a trip to the Arctic (summer time) and they work as advertised. Enough of the fingers and thumb are exposed that I had not problem using my camera. The cuff straps came in handy when I needed quick access to my entire hands to hold or grab things.