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Travel Photography: Packing Camera Gear for a Trip

So you've decided to take a trip - that'sbe safe than sorry.The other concern is your
fabulous! You're excited about capturingdestination country's customs laws and
photos along the way, but how do you makewhether they limit the amount of camera
sure you've remembered everything you need toequipment that you can bring, so do a little
pack? Well first, each person has a differentresearch on customs and check with your
approach to taking photos while away fromtravel agent before you pack. Some countries
home, so to help you figure out what you needmay charge a fee or require you to bring
to pack, consider the followingspecial documentation, so it's best to go
concepts.Concept #1: How many photos will youprepared. At a minimum, you should get your
take?When it comes to photography and trips,expensive equipment certified at your local
it's all about the balance of time spentcustoms before you go, so that re-entry is
snapping photos and time spent doingnot a problem either.Concept #3: Lighting
activities or relaxing; it's about how youconditions when you get there.Flash will use
want to experience your trip. Are you theup batteries faster than non-flash, as will
type of person who spends hours waiting forusing the built-in digital viewfinder on
the right light before taking a photo, or dopoint & shoot digital cameras. So consider
you snap a single shot and move on? Are youhow much photography you'll be doing in low
trying to get the artsy shot or are youlight. Museums and indoor photo opportunities
perfectly happy just to record the scenemay require flash, or use of a tripod,
once? Part of your plans to take photos willwhereas sunny outdoor shots may need you to
depend on who you're travelling with andincrease the brightness of your
whether you're on a pre-scheduled trip, orviewfinder.Concept #4: Technical limitations
free to make your own schedule. Are youon your hardware.Let's face it: extreme
travelling with someone who is a phototemperatures can play havok with any
enthusiast, or will your travel mates growmechanical or digital equipment. How hot or
impatient the instant you pause to take acold will it be where you stay? Will you be
shot? Have you signed up for an organizedquickly going between air conditioning and
tour, or can you stay in a city for an extrahot humid weather, or will you be outdoors in
3 days if you wish? Are you planning to visitfrigid temperatures for more than a minute?
30 cities in 30 days, or just 1 city in 2You must weight the risk of fungus or heat
weeks.The number of shots you take willdamage to your film or memory cards versus
depend on who you are and the nature of yourconvenience and the cost of replacing them.
activities. For example, if you're hikingAlso consider taking sealable bags to prevent
through forest or jungle for 8 days, you maycondensation as you go between dry, cold
be too tired to snap more than a few shots ahotel rooms, and steamy hot outdoor
day, let alone carry anything heavier than atemperatures.Do you plan to take underwater
small camera, whereas if you're staying inphotos? If so, consider purchasing a
central Venice for 8 days, you may plan todisaposable underwater camera. These days, it
take hundreds of shots a day and can easilyseems most underwater cameras also float, but
change cameras or lenses should you need toyou need to figure out if that's what you
go back to your hotel. Consider how activewant. Sometimes your camera will have a
you plan to be - e.g. hiking vs bungeespecial underwater casing accessory for your
jumping vs rafting. Can you hold your cameracamera that you can buy before your trip, but
securely, or do you need to rely on theit likely won't float, so be sure you don't
camera strap, or even some other type ofdrop it in the ocean!Digital photographers
harness? Is your camera heavy, or do you havemust consider battery life in foreign
a lighter one? Are you willing to carry it incountries, and accessibility of throw-away
a large camera bag with various lenses andbatteries if rechargeable ones are not
accessories, or would you prefer to have aavailable. The DSLR that I own has a
small case that fits only the camera? Theproprietary battery, but in case it dies, I
case or backpack that you bring to carry yourpurchased a AA battery accessory that lets
camera and accessories in can make your tripyou operate the camera on 6 AA batteries.
very pleasant, or very unpleasant! The bottomDisposable AAA batteries are much more
line is that only you know yourself when itreadily available than proprietary
comes to snapping photos and what you'rerechargeable ones, and I'd rather spend money
likely to do. Make sure you'll be physicallyon batteries than be without. Be careful,
comfortable with what you choose to bring orthough; should you ever end up purchasing
else your photography goals will be hard tobatteries in a foreign country, make sure you
achieve.Memory card capacity is a majorsplurge on internationally known brands,
consideration for digital photographers whenrather than skimping on the cheap kind - I
it comes to how many photos you can store;can't tell you how frustrated I was when I
likewise film photographers need to know howbought a brand I had never heard of in
much film to bring. Assess how many photosSwitzerland only to find my camera detected
you plan to take per day, and come up withthey had no juice left!Related to battery
the total number you plan to take for therecharging, it's important to be aware of the
whole trip. Then look up how many photos willpower configuration in your destionation
fit on each film or memory card; that shouldcountry. Do you need a power converter, or
tell you how many of each you need to packwill your native power supply work? Do you
(or purchase). However, once you'veplan to bring your AA battery recharger with
calculated how much memory storage you haveyou, or your priorietary battery charger?
to pack, or how many film cartridges you needCheck with your vendor to see if they
to carry, seriously consider doubling it;recommend a particular power
it's a lot easier to pack extra film or anconverter.Concept #5: In case of damage...Is
extra memory card than spending time duringthere technical support available for your
your vacation buying an extra one. If you'recamera at your destination? If so, is it
anything like me, you'd rather spend yourfree, or do you have to pay for it? Can they
time looking through tacky souvenirs thanfix your camera same-day, or replace it
searching for an internationally-known brandquickly if it outright dies? If your nearest
of film! Of course, if you're going thecamera shop is 500 km away, you may need to
digital route, research the internet cafestake a second camera with you, or tools to
near your lodging to see if they support USBfix it yourself.That's a lot to consider! But
downloads; perhaps you can burn a CD alongfrankly it depends on your shooting style and
your travels using these facilities. Or, ifyour desitnation. On my trip Mexico, I took a
you're really gung-ho, pack a laptop or adisposable underwater camera, a small point &
video iPod and download your photos to ashoot, and a larger DSLR with a single
larger disk.Concept #2: Airports andprimary lens. I left them locked in my room's
CustomsThe obvious concern of travellerssafe, and only used one at a time, so it
these days are the X-ray machines and whatworked well for me. I took a small bag with
damage they can do. Digital cameras andwhich to dampen the affects of condensation
memory cards have no reported incidences ofbecause of rapid changes of air conditioning
damage from X-ray machines at airports, soto humidity. But I also took a larger bag
you're pretty much safe if that's all youthat had cleaners, spare batteries, and my AA
carry. Film photographers, however, do needbattery pack - I used this when going inland
to be concerned about film passing throughto see Mayan communities since I knew I'd
X-rays, so be sure to pack your film in yournever go back and didn't want to risk coming
carry-on luggage in a separate bag so thataway with no photos!Jennifer Clarkson is a
you can specifically request the bag beCanadian Photographer living in Ottawa. She
manually searched instead of X-rayed. Noteis compiling a website of articles for
that checked luggage typically have moreAmateur Photographers to share knowledge
damaging X-rays pointed at them, so checkingabout digital photography ( You can sign up
your film is not a good idea. At modernto her Photography Forum to post questions
airports, there tend to be fewer problemsand images, and you can rate the photos in
with X-ray damage, but I know a friend ofher Photo Gallery. She is also compiling a
mine who went to Iceland returned withseries of eBooks for Beginners, and the first
blemishes on virtually all of his 12 rolls ofeBook is now available: Choosing your Digital
film after airport authorities convinced himCamera and Accessories.
that X-rays would not damage the film. Better



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