14 - 105 as some of his sculptures you will need the reach and 24mm is wide enough for those you can get closer too.

I exclusively use Red River papers who provide the ICC files for your paper and printer. They UPS their products so delivery is quick. The only other paper i’d recommend would be Canon paper as long as you can get the ICC files for
your printer.

This thought is not a put-down, but would most of those who shoot JPEGs need that much noise reduction. DXO will reduce JPEG image files noise but no better than the other apps already mentioned... if the shooter is really looking to improve his/her photo images they will be RAW shooter anyway... just a thought... (yes I get them sometimes!!!)

I use NIK’s Define for easy noise reduction, but the best by a country mile (and I live in Texas where a mile down the road could be a long way) is DXO Labs for the version that reduces noise. If noise can be reduced, DXO can do it.

This strap may meet your needs. Search for “peak design camera strap” and one of theirs allows you to adjust the length and connect to your camera several ways. I use a lumalabs strap and won’t give it up for the moon... you can search for it “https://luma-labs.com“, but am not sure if they offer different ways to connect to your camera. I use the tripod mount that fits my tripod and the place where the original neck strap normally hooks up. If you email them with your requirements they should help you figure out if their strap will work for you. I have found that theirs is the best for me and at 74 years old I can still carry my Nikon D810 with a Nikon 28-300 zoom lens most places breakfast to dinner in the world. Good luck in your hunt....

Get a 28-300 and you never look back. It is a really sharp lens if you are shooting a Nikon. I travel internationally to over 64 countries so far and to the countries you are to travel and this lens does a great job even in low light..... or if you can’t afford a new lens I would vote for the 24-70 for the wide angle end of that glass...

Rook2c4’s idea makes more sense for traveling than any of the other backup procedures mentioned....

The Cinch Strap allows you to walk and even jog a bit as it’s length can be adjusted for comfort and lack of bouncing.... Sorry, but the Cinch Strap also gives you more choices to connect to your camera....

BUT Cinch-Strap allows different adjustable lengths so you can have it on your chest for crowded people areas where you want to keep your camera out of others hands or higher on your back we’re you can actual jog or run. That is nice control that makes this strap stand out. And it is quickly adjustable and you can hang your several different ways. Good luck shooting...
Stu...

I to looked to find a better way to carry my Nikon d810 with 28-300 Nikon lens all day when traveling. I tried several and found that Lums-labs cinch strap (at www.
Lima-labs.com) is by far the most comfortable and controllable even over the Peak Designs “Black Magic straps”. I know that the Black Magic straps are very popular, BUT I travel overseas several times a year for fun and at age 74 the Cinch Strap let me carry my camera all day until dinner, then I drop down to my Sony RX100 II pocketable Camera. Good luck...

I use the Sony RX100m2 as my bridge Camera when traveling overseas and some days I’ll take it for the day trip and always get great photos, but zoom is a little short sometimes... best secondary shooter i’ve ever used... the current model version is a little pricey, but earlier models cost less and are still super...

Yes it will block some direct sun ray, but more often it will keep my finger prints off my lens. And yes some protection from other physical things in our world. I use mine all the time except when using pop-up flash and a wider lens to eliminate that lens shade shadow at bottom of photos taken...

As they say, I vote for Vuescan, too!

Epson P800... I use mine to sell phots I print in the 11x14 and 16x20 sizes with a good monitor calibrater.... It does amazing prints. Canon has one that is just as good, sorry I don’t remember the model...!

Paper from the manufacture of your printer as when you loaded the printer setup you also loaded it’s ICC print files to match the paper to the printer. OR order online from Red River Paper company in DALLAS at Redriverpaper.com as they allow you to download the ICC files for the paper and your printer - free to calibrate your printer to the paper (their paper) you use...