Hi Hoggers, in search of a replcement printer for an old HP OfficeJet that just died. I print photos, primarily 5x7 and 8x10, nothing larger and have need for scanner and printer as well. Does anyone have any experience with Epson ET-4760 or HP 9015 all-in-one printers? I might be leaning towards the Epson for the Eco-Tnaks and hopefully better photo printing than HP, but I really am unsure. Am I better off with an all-in-one for most work tasks and a separte photo printer or will the all-in-ones do a good job for the small print sixes I need? Any help is greatly apreciated.
Thanks all for your replies. Yes I am concerned a bit about no Arca/Swiss compatibility. There is a hook on the center column for adding weight. I have an old Slik tripod that is just too large to carry around with me on hikes. Other suggestions in the same price range (up to $150) as the Geekoto are welcomed.
Considering the Geekoto CT25 Craftsman travel tripod. Got decent ratings from Chicago Tribune review (https://reviews.chicagotribune.com/reviews/best-travel-tripods). Any of you hoggers have experience with this tripod? I'm going to use with a Canon EOS 77D. Hopefully I can also find a good "L" bracket to use with it. Thanks for your replies.
I really like the Mindshift 26L. Holds all my equipment (two cameras, 3 lenses, etc)
Near both Ogunquit and Kennebunkport is Mount Agamenticus. Excellent views from top of the mountain.
I second the trip to Myajima Island. Great photography, monkeys and deer roam wild, and spectacular views. Have good hiking shoes as the climb to the summit is strenuous. And absolutely visit Himeji, it's incredible. For off the beaten trail, consider a trip to Matsue on the north coast. Interesting castle and great sunset views over the Sea of Japan.
I recently purchased the Dell XPS 8930 and truly enjoy the system. I've had Dell systems for a long time (almost 20 years) and have found them to be very reliable. I keep most about 7-8 years before replacing. I rely on LR, and don't yet use PS. I have the i7-8700K processor, 32GB RAM, 512 SSD + 1TB HDD, NVIDIA 1080 w/8GB vRAM. I did purchase the Premium Support, more as an insurance policy than anything else. I'm fairly computer literate and handle most of my own issues, but I have had to rely on Dell support in the past and to me it was worth it. Just my 2 cents. Good luck with whichever system you decide on.
Agree, just bought a Mindshift 26L at B&H and it's the most comfortable backpack I've tried. Holds all my gear and has customizable partitioning.