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Your Essential Travel Companion, Your Digital Camera, the Right Bag
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Digital cameras are a household gadget nowadays. Everybody is slowly realizing the advantages of storing all their photos and videos digitally, rather than maintain a physical copy. With the advent of this new phenomenon, the next issue on everybody’s minds is to protect their gear. This calls for some research to find the right camera bag for you.
When we say camera bags, the first brand that comes to the mind is Crumpler. Crumpler has carved a niche for itself in this field by designing the trendiest and hip camera bags. Some Trendy Camera Bags Its products have sold out word over and are still going strong. Many critics might argue that Crumpler bags compromise on quality, but that is definitely not true. The DA120 is one of the sturdiest camera bags and has also been rated by several web sites as one among the top 10 camera bags. The keystone and sinking barge models seamlessly blend style and oomph with protection and security. There is abundant padding on the sides to protect gear from shocks and they are also equipped with a tough material that can definitely not be cut open by the ordinary thief.
Domke bags are more for the professional photographer. It has custom made bags that can be split into several compartments and can store up to several lenses, chargers, batteries and a camera in a single bag. They have been a long time favorite of several photographers the world over. But the major drawback with Domke is that its waterproof capabilities are not very enviable. This is a major downside. If you are a forest photographer, then you have to ensure maximum protection from the elements, especially from the rain. There are several bags that have been designed for this purpose, the most popular one being the M-Rock Denali bag.
M-Rock recently announced its specialist outdoors camera bag. It has rain protection flaps and thick inner lining with a non-permeable foam material that strives to ensure maximum protection from rain. The Denali also has several other compartments that are designed to accommodate CD players, chargers, water bottles and even binoculars. It is the ideal travel companion.
Water Proof Camera Bags
Delsey has gone the extra step to ensure the perfect blend of protection, style, and functionality. Its latest release, the Delsey Topix, is amazingly easy on the shoulder. The best aspect about Delsey is that every single part that is used to make the bag is tested under vicious conditions before being sent into the manufacturing plant. This ensures maximum benefit to the buyer and also increases its lifetime.
The final verdict. Crumpler and Lowepro are seated firmly in the driver’s seat, being the leaders in this category. Domke bags are not very suitable for extensive outdoor conditions due to poor rain proof capabiliti es but are still regarded as favorites among amateurs and professionals alike. Delsey and M-Rock are slowly but surely rising as major players, but must trudge longer to catch up with the leaders, who are not doubted, Crumpler and Lowepro.
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Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Tackle the waves in Hawii
Hike along a section of the Appalachian Trail.
View cutting-edge art at Art Basel Miami Beach.
Wait for Old Faithful to erupt in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park.
Cut through fresh powder on skis or a snowboard in Aspen or Vail, Colorado.
Drive up to the summit of the Mauna Kea volcano in Hawaii and watch the stars come out from the observatory.
See how the Amish of Pennsylvania Dutch Country live. Most still wear traditional clothing and get around by horse and buggy.
Drive from Los Angeles to San Francisco on the Pacific Coast Highway — aka California State Route 1.
See a live country-music concert at the Bluebird Cafe or Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee.
Watch the sunset from Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse in Maine's Acadia National Park.
Feel the terror as you look down 4,770 feet into the base of the Grand Canyon from the glass-bottom Skywalk platform.
See a Cirque du Soleil performance in Las Vegas.
Take an iconic American road trip down Route 66.
Cheer on cowboys at a classic American rodeo, like the National Western Rodeo in Denver, Colorado.
Explore architect Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece and home, Fallingwater, in rural southwestern Pennsylvania.
Stroll above the New York City streets on the High Line.
Bike across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco to Sausalito.
Visit New Orleans during Mardi Gras.
Sample Korean tacos, artisanal cupcakes, and other street food in Portland, Oregon, where vendors line up their food carts in "pods."
Sample Korean tacos, artisanal cupcakes, and other street food in Portland, Oregon, where vendors line up their food carts in "pods."
Party in Austin, Texas, during the South by Southwest (SXSW) music, film, and tech festival.
Indulge in a once-in-a-lifetime meal and try the $295 tasting menu at The French Laundry, Thomas Keller's three-Michelin-starred restaurant in Napa Valley, California.
Marvel at Niagara Falls, where approximately 3,160 tons of water flows over the falls every second.
Explore Charleston, South Carolina, in a horse-drawn carriage. The city was recently voted the best city in America by travelers.
Tailgate on the Auburn University campus on game day.
Get cultured — for free! — at a Smithsonian museum in Washington, DC, like the National Air and Space Museum.
Admire the ancient adobe buildings of Taos Pueblo, a 1,000-year-old community outside Taos, New Mexico.
Drive through New Hampshire's famous covered bridges and see the fall foliage.
Crack open a steamed blue crab at one of Baltimore's excellent crab houses.
Stare at your reflection in "Cloud Gate," a giant bean-shaped sculpture in Chicago's Millennium Park.
Get lost on the grounds of the extraordinary Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina.
Cruise down the Mississippi River in a classic steamboat.
Catch a wave on one of Oahu, Hawaii's stunning beaches.
Play a round of golf at Georgia's Augusta National Golf Course, home of The Masters — though you may have to befriend a member first.
Take a cruise in Alaska and look for orcas.
Spend a night at Montana's Triple Creek Ranch, which we ranked as the best hotel in America.
Climb the sand bluffs at Sleeping Bear Dunes for the ultimate view of Lake Michigan.
Watch the Chicago Cubs play from a "Wrigley rooftop."
Watch the Chicago Cubs play from a "Wrigley rooftop."
Go wine tasting in Napa Valley, California.
Cheer on the racers at the Indy 500, an annual race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana.
Cheer on the racers at the Indy 500, an annual race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indiana.
Don a big hat at the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Kentucky.
Marvel at the wild ponies of Assateague Island, which is split between Maryland and Virginia.
Stroll down the boardwalk in Seaside Heights and take in the beautiful Jersey Shore.
Camp out in the wilderness of Minnesota's Boundary Waters.
Bundle up and sport a cheesehead hat at a Green Bay Packers game in Wisconsin.
Embrace your inner child at Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
Honor our Founding Fathers by visiting the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Follow the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, stopping at distilleries along the way to sample new bourbons and whiskeys.
Look for moose in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park.
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