Comments on: 7 Essential Equipment Needs for the Nomadic Digital Photographer & Storyteller

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By: cstreet

cstreet — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 01:48:54 +0000

I used to use a Lowepro backpack and while it was great for carrying lots of gear- I found it difficult to access and cumbersome. I love Think Tank and am looking at one of their Rucksack style bags that looks nothing like a photo bag. Love to just blend in. An ongoing debate!

Thanks and have a great weekend!

By: Corporate photographer London

Corporate photographer London — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 07:18:58 +0000

Have you tried the Lowepro range of camera rucksack bags. I used to use a shoulder camera bag such as a Billingham, but have found it much better to have the weight distributed across my back rather than off one shoulder. Grant

By: cstreet

cstreet — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 23:08:00 +0000

Hello Liz!

The only place I’ve found with questionable internet connections was in rural Nepal, so I just backed up my images on external drives and DVDs until I returned to the city with a strong connection. I try to upload only the top edit- the images I know are the most important- to my online account (Photoshelter) and in the smallest size I can get away with and I back the RAW files up on the external and DVDs and ship the DVDs home periodically. I would stick mainly to those two options and only upload JPG files of your best images to the “cloud” at the smallest size you can muster- this will depend on the final outcome of your image. A majority of my work will not be enlarged in print past an 11×14 size and, worst case scenario, if you had to go larger than that with a JPEG you could use some special software, like Genuine Fractals, to upscale the image- and pray to the photography gods.

Good luck and let me know if you have anymore questions!!

By: liz fish

liz fish — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 20:56:14 +0000

Wondering how long it takes you to upload your photos – what kinds of internet connections do you find, how big are your files & many photos do you upload at a time? Seems like 25mb files aren’t that practical to be uploading, even with a good connection! I’m thinking of going strictly with an external drive & dvds, though it would be great to upload.

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Thanks for the heads up, I’ll check on that.

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