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Article: Canon T4i Hands-On Overview.Hands-On Overview—AdoramaTV
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Article: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Zoom Lens: Hands-On Overview.Hands-On Overview—Adorama TV
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Article: 12 Top Camera Bags for Travelers.Buying Guide: Different destinations, different bags
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Read comments Rate this article Buying Guide: Different destinations, different bags By Mason Resnick November 14, 2012
So, you’re getting ready to take a big trip, and want to bring your camera gear. What should you put it all in? It depends!
How much camera gear to bring with you on whatever journey you are taking is an important issue—but what do you put it in?
The answer to that question depends on the answers to several other questions: Are you flying? Hiking? Walking through a crowded city where there might be pickpockets? Are you an aspiring photojournalist? Want to blend in and work inconspicuously? There are different bags for different kinds of journeys and destinations.
In general, don’t buy too much bag, but get one that will accommodate a little more than what you have. This will give you more options as you expand your system, or can provide room for non-photographic doo-dads like snacks, a change of clothes, etc.
Also read: 12 Camera Bag Essentials at the Adorama Learning Center.
Here are several bags that are extremely well-suited for different modes of travel, all available at the Camera and Gear Cases department at Adorama. Keep in mind that the prices and availability of the bags listed below are accurate as of November 14, 2012.
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Article: GigaPan Epic Pro: Hands-On Overview:.Hands-On Overview: Adorama Photography TV
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Adorama Photography TV presents the GigaPan Epic Pro Robotic Panohead. This pro-level kit is designed to help create fantastic multi-pixel panoramic images for print or web interactivity.
Remember that amazing photo of President Obama's inaguration, photographed by David Bergman, where you could zoom in on almost anyone in the crowd? Here's how it was done! Join Rich as he takes you step-by-step through the GigaPan set-up and then shows you how to manage the menu control system. Be sure to catch Rich in the upcoming GigaPan episode where he will reveal how to stitch your new photos together with the GigaPan Stitch software to create incredible panoramic images.
This product is perfect for making very detailed, zoom-able images that can be posted on social media websites or on personal blogs.
Related Products at AdoramaGigaPan Epic Pro Robotic PanoheadGigaPan Epic Pro BackpackGigaPan Rechargeable Battery Pack for Epic ProGigaPan Epic Pro Quick-Change Camera MountAdobe Photoshop Extended CS6 Image Editing Software for WindowsAdobe Photoshop Extended CS6 Image Editing Software for Mac
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Article: Sigma DP-1 Merrill, 46MB Sensor Compact Digital Camera: Product Review.Posh Compact Takes You Back To The Future
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Article: 5 Tripod Mounts for the iPhone 5.These iPhonogoraphy-Friendly Gadgets Will Help You Capture a Sharper Image
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The light is low, but in front of you is a fantasic scene that you want to capture on your iPhone 5. The problem? A hand-held photo is bound to be blurry, even with the iPhone's built-in image stabilization. If you had a stand-alone compact camera and a tripod, you would simply place the camera on a tripod by attatching it via its built-in tripod mount. iPhones (and, in fact, almost all Smart Phones) lack this feature. Fortunately, there are plenty of choices that cost from $7 to $70 which will let you connect to a small tripod, monopod, or creative grip.
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Creating sharp images with the iPhone 5 depends to a large extent on how stable you can hold the phone. There are times when mounting the iPhone to a tripod is really the best option.
The light is low, but in front of you is a fantasic scene that you want to capture on your iPhone 5. The problem? A hand-held photo is bound to be blurry, even with the iPhone's built-in image stabilization. If you had a stand-alone compact camera and a tripod, you would simply place the camera on a tripod by attatching it via its built-in tripod mount. iPhones (and, in fact, almost all Smart Phones) lack this feature. Fortunately, there are plenty of choices that cost from $7 to $70 which will let you connect to a small tripod, monopod, or creative grip.
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Article: Tame Hard Sunlight for Flattering Outdoor Location Portrait Photography.Photo On The Go with Joe McNally
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Article: Shoot Low With A Wide-Angle Lens To Transform Your Landscape Photography.You Keep Shooting: AdoramaTV
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