I think every traveler and photographer will agree with me when I say photographing safari is not an easy thing to do.
With so many camera options, techniques, recommendations, and pieces of advice, the perfect moment can easily disappear and you find yourself lost among all those options.
Every 18 months or so, technology takes a giant leap forward.
From smartphones to game consoles, computers to healthcare and everything in between, humankind gets that much better at creating stuff to make our lives easier.
And camera technology is no exception, with new digital models offering some outstanding specs, including the latest in image stabilization.
But even so, the good, old fashioned camera tripod is not obsolete just yet.
One of the most exciting and literally breathtaking activities you can do when you’re on vacation is to go snorkeling.
The crystal-clear waters, the fascinating array of plants and vibrant, colorful marine life.
It’s serene, relaxing, educational and uplifting. It can make the difference between a good holiday and a great one.
Unless you run into a great white.
But what could make this experience even more memorable?
Mirrorless cameras have fast become the most popular choice when it comes to both travel photography and video, and for good reason.
With lightweight bodies and specs to rival any DSLR you can set out on your travels knowing you have the best tool to capture it all.
But which is the best mirrorless camera for travel?
Travel vlogging has become a common way to share your travel experiences around the world, with some people even managing to make a full-time job out of it.
If you dream of setting off across the world to explore what it has to offer and want to share your experiences with your audience then you need the right camera, and choosing the best travel vlog camera comes down to a few factors that we’ll discuss shortly.
You’re in the market for a new camera for travel videos but with so many companies releasing so many cameras each year it can be impossible to choose…
Well, I’ve done the research for you and narrowed down the list to determine the 10 best travel cameras for video.
So you bought an amazing new GoPro camera for an upcoming holiday but you don’t seem to be able to get your photos to look as good as all the images you see on Instagram?
Traveling solo is an acquired taste. Experiencing the world on your own is exhilarating, but if you’re a solo traveler (as I often have been), you’ve probably had that one moment of awkwardness.
You know. You find a new place, you want to take a picture of it to share with your friends later, but as a solo traveler, you can’t afford to actually get into the photo yourself.
For a great many people, traveling and photography go hand in hand – it’s a match made in artistic and educational heaven.
Taking beautiful pictures to document your trips is one of life’s little joys – even if you’re not quite at National Geographic or Pulitzer prize level.
The problem is, if you’re chasing the really professional images, you’re going to need to pack a lot more muscle than a simple point and shoot.
