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Travel Tips and Travel Advice: Ways to Record Your International TravelsKey ArticlesCameras for vacation, what you need to know Cameras come in a variety of sizes, formats, and recording media. Here is a brief overview of the types of cameras most used by international travelers. Digital cameras These film-less cameras are attracting a lot of attention. We review digital cameras and their advantages for travel photography This review covers cameras, memory cards, and memory card management. Take travel notes Writing a daily travelogue takes time but the rewards are priceless for remembering your international travels. Click here and get your journal ready. Good to know Making sure you get to share those vacation photos You can enjoy your vacation pictures, only if the film survives processing. Similarly, digital files need to be preserved before you start editing the images. Here are some tips to help manage your film and digital images and protect these important vacation "memories My Vacation, without me So many vacation photos - Are you in any of them? Thought so! Read our recommendations for including you in your photo collection of your international travels. Take that picture when you see it Many travelers decide to delay taking a specific picture, hoping that there will be a better view or better weather later that day or tomorrow. Take our advice and shoot the scene when you see it. Taking travel notes: books or electronic notes? Some travelers like to write their travel notes by hand, others like to use electronic devices known as Personal Digital Assistants. We provide recommendations on the equipment for each method. What's this a picture of? People often lose track of where they were and when a picture was taken. The sequence problem is a great challenge when trying to organize your vacation photos. We provide several recommendations to eliminate this problem. We cover cameras with date stamp functionality, camera based electronic folders to organize digital camera files, and non-technical shortcuts that will help you sequence your images. May be of interest Airport screening and damage to photographic film If you still use film-based cameras, you should know that the devices used for security scanning at airports can damage photographic film. Read how to protect your film and help insure the integrity of your vacation photos Bring extra film and batteries Buying film on the road can be inconvenient and expensive. Follow our travel planning recommendations on taking a supply of film abroad. Don't forget the batteries. Snake charmers and other photo opportunities Before you snap that photo, ask if a cost is attached. Always make sure that you have a person's permission before taking a photo. Paint or sketch as you go If you have a smidgen or artistic ability, take some paper and your art supplies, and create your own vacation images. See how others do it. Protect your expensive camera lens. Scratches on camera lenses can often show up in photographs as distortions. Protect your lenses from scratches with an inexpensive solution. |