Traveling with a DSLR camera? Here's how to keep it safe

One of the many benefits of traveling is that it allows one to see sights and create new memories. For some people, they want to preserve these memories through photographs.

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And what better way to take pictures than using a DSLR camera equipped with the needed accessories. But during transportation, photography equipment are prone to damage or theft if they are not packed properly. Written below are some essential tips on how to keep the camera safe.

Make sure that the bag has sufficient padding inside that would serve as a cushion while the bag          worn.If possible, the bag should also feature a hard-sided exterior for better protection.

Disassemble everything before packing the equipment inside the case, especially the lens.                    Forgetting to do so could damage the threads that attach the camera to the lens or place pressure          on the lens itself.

Use a sealed plastic bag if water or toiletries will be placed near the equipment.

Do not overpack, as some photography enthusiasts are in the habit of doing. Be sure to bring only       what is needed to avoid the damaging the accessories while inside their case.

When flying, do not leave the photography equipment in the checked baggage. Instead, it should         be hand-carried onto the cabin to avoid mishandling. 

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Jack Elway here, a retired photographer. I travel around the country, but I am currently staying in Denver because the wilderness here makes for great photo opportunities. For more photography tips, subscribe to my blog.

The Best DSLRs For Wildlife Photography

DSLRs remain the best cameras for wildlife photography. But there are a lot of models out there that it can get confusing what to use for a specific genre. Sure, you can use just about any camera in the wild, but if you want to catch every detail in animal interaction, find these features in the camera you want to buy:

• Quick autofocus mode
• Fast burst speed
• High ISO
• Large buffer
• Telephoto lens ready
• Weather-proof

Here is a list of the best DSLRs for wildlife photography:

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Nikon D750 DSLR Camera

This Nikon is an excellent camera for its price and performance. This is perfect for still photographers and videographers alike. It packs a fast EXPEED 4 image processor that can create high-resolution images. Videographers can record in stunning full HD 1080p/60 fps format and store them externally.

Nikon D810 FX

If you want a notch higher than the D750, then get the D810. It is the best camera on the market for underwater photography. It has all the D750’s features plus you get a higher ISO from 64 to 12800.

Canon 7D Mark II

Currently one of the most popular DSLRs among professional photographers. It is affordable and very easy to handle. It has a very powerful autofocus ability that lets photographers capture fast-moving animals.

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Hi there. I’m Jack Elway, a retired photographer. I often travel to wildlife parks to take photographs. Visit my blog to know more about wildlife photography.