I will be flying to England and wanted to know what you guys know or think I will need for my Canon dSLR.
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Going to England, What should I know or need
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Hmmm... Assuming that you've got a lens and accessories appropriate for the states, I don't think traveling will be much different. You do want to have a storage system set up -- and a backup if it fails. A laptop would be ideal, but an ipod or similar device could work as well...
I would seriously suggest extra batteries and memory -- you don't want to have to buy stuff in England right now because the exchange rate will mark up everything 1.5-2 times what it's worth here.
And don't forget to convert from their electricity to ours. Nothing like three fried batteries (and a mad hotel manager where you blew the fuse) on your first day.
I would seriously suggest extra batteries and memory -- you don't want to have to buy stuff in England right now because the exchange rate will mark up everything 1.5-2 times what it's worth here.
And don't forget to convert from their electricity to ours. Nothing like three fried batteries (and a mad hotel manager where you blew the fuse) on your first day.
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eviltangerine
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yea, get a large storage device (like a laptop!) and don't forget any of your chargers or batteries!! Nothing is worse than not being able to take any photos at all due to a dead battery (hate when that happens, or I go out with a near-dead battery and don't know it)
And amen to the converter's, they're only like $10-$20 for all of europe and asia and they'll save your equipment, so invest in those!
And amen to the converter's, they're only like $10-$20 for all of europe and asia and they'll save your equipment, so invest in those!
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Thanks for the tip. That helps on street photography. I guess On Set is a bit different, but that does help some. Thanks.
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