anonymous
Traveller
2467 comments
Posted 15 years ago
Hi there!
I'm taking my 400d with an all-around lens (Tamron 17-50 little bit heavy) to my interrail.
I'm asking for two advices:
- Since i'm not taking my laptop, how can I burn my photos into CD-r?
- The camera kit is a little bit heavy. Should I take a more light lens?
I'm going to Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Hungary, Poland, Germany and maybe UK.
Any good advices from photographers? ;)
Thanks!
max-1
Traveller
5 comments
Hello,
i did an interraill trip to France,England,Scotland and I used a phototank. That's a HDD with a built-in cardreader and a battery.
That's easier to handle as a laptop. I wouldn't use a CD burner. The images or the files are too bi for a CD. That doesn't make sence.
On the other hand you could buy some CF or SD-cards. These aren't soo expensive, these days and flash cards are saver/better than a thin CD.
So my summary is: flash cards or a storage drive(phototank)
max-1
Traveller
5 comments
Mmh i cannot edit my answer.
Your other question was [quote] The camera kit is a little bit heavy. Should I take a more light lens? [/quote]
That depends on you. I carried a D2X and 3 lenses with me...in one backpack :o
Peter
Traveller
9331 comments
just a comment of me... I bought a called netbook (this is the name they call it in Germany)... a laptop without a disk drive and so on, but with wireless network and only a 10 display, 6h of battery for less than 400 EUR. it has a reader for the memory cards of photo cameras... so this is my future like I will do it on my next travels... :)
and I travel with a Canon EOS500 with 50-200mm objective.
peter :)