
Digital memory cards are tough little things, but it’s still possible to wear them out. At least in theory. But it’s not a practical concern for the vast majority of photographers.

Digital memory cards are tough little things, but it’s still possible to wear them out. At least in theory. But it’s not a practical concern for the vast majority of photographers.

Unlike the days of film, airport scanners have no affect on memory cards, so you can safely put them through airport security scanners without holding up the line.

With memory cards now breaking through the 128GB mark it’s now quite feasible to store many thousands of photos on one memory card. But should you?

The Gitzo GT1542T gets my vote for the best tripod for travel with a DSLR. It has the winning trifecta: small, light, & stable.

Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Dry SacksSmall, cheap, endlessly useful for travel photography and something I like to keep in my camera bag at all times.

Dust bunnies, which leave ugly dark spots and marks on your images, are one of the annoyances of digital photography with DSLRs. If you’re changing lenses on the go there are some tricks to minimize them.

The Panasonic GF1 has to be a contender for one of the best travel cameras on the market. These are the accessories I’ve kitted mine out with.

A circular polarizer filter can be an extremely useful photographic tool, but they have to be used with care on an extreme wide angle lens.

For the Vancouver Winter Olympics, Canon came up with a fun promo by distributing a limited edition white lens coffee mug to its pro shooters. Now there’s a Nikon version for sale.
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