What to bring on a cruise?
Feb 18, 2014 19:54:31 #
photojoy
Loc: western massachusetts
2thfxr wrote:
Bring a power strip, that way you can plug in your electronics while your wife has the hair dryer plugged in.
Heyyyy, I am the wife.... I have the electronics, the Hubby come to carry the bags, lol
Feb 18, 2014 19:56:25 #
photojoy
Loc: western massachusetts
daddybear wrote:
I have to agree, vacations are for fun and photo memories.
Too often have lugged equipment that diminishes the enjoyment of the trip. Weight, security concerns about the equipment. If you bring your equipment, secure it and set specific times for photo shoots. For vacation time use a nice lightweight P&S or bridge. Enjoy the grandkids and the cruise .
Daddybear
Too often have lugged equipment that diminishes the enjoyment of the trip. Weight, security concerns about the equipment. If you bring your equipment, secure it and set specific times for photo shoots. For vacation time use a nice lightweight P&S or bridge. Enjoy the grandkids and the cruise .
Daddybear
Thanks :)
Feb 18, 2014 22:38:39 #
buy the sx50 and an extra battery....it will be light and do everything you want.
Feb 19, 2014 23:39:05 #
photojoy
Loc: western massachusetts
photojoy wrote:
Ok, so I'm planning on taking the grandkids on a Disney Cruise in Oct, should I bring my T3i with one or several lens, ( sigma 24-70, canon 55-250, 18-55, I do have a couple other lens, but don't think they would be right for this, or I was thinking about buying a canon sx50, what are your thoughts?
Thank you all for your inputs on this, it was all very helpful, and some things I didn't even think about, Still unsure, but I am thinking I am going to get the sx50 (after taxes :) ) and hopfully leave the T3i at home, that is the plan today, Thank you all again.
Feb 19, 2014 23:55:30 #
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