Trail Camera Photographs
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Lumicon 1.25 Newtonian Easy Guider, for Photography with Newtonian Telescopes 1.25 $305.00 Lumicon 1.25″ Newtonian Easy Guider One of the most powerful astrophotographic accessories on the market today for Newtonian Telescope photography – the low-profile 1.25″ LUMICON® NEWTONIAN EASY-GUIDER. The easy-to-use Lumicon Newtonian Easy-Guider incorporates a unique, patented, radial adjustment for finding bright, off-axis photographic field guide stars. The Lumicon Newtonian Easy-Guider has… |
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The Ultimate Guide to Digital Nature Photography $15.03 Today’s digital cameras are wonderful creative tools for nature photographers, but they can be a challenge to master—a problem that is thoroughly solved by the lessons provided in this guide by 10 of the most respected nature photographers in America. Representing the knowledge of professionals who have produced photography books and calendars, worked for nature magazines, and taught hundred… |
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Seizing the Light: A History of Photography $39.49 Develop your image of photography with Seizing the Light – the first major photographic history written in 20 years and the most sharply focused and up-to-date history of photography available. Hirsch delivers a clear picture from every angle by tracking the development of photographic style from the earliest pioneers to the modern masters. He examines photographic technology from the pinhole came… |
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Gilles Bensimon Photography: No Particular Order $41.97 Gilles Bensimon, Elle publication director and head photographer for the magazine, has put together his first-ever photo retrospective. From one of the most accomplished and well-known celebrity and fashion photographers to date, No particular order is an intimate look at Bensimon’s stunning photography of famous beauties and celebrities taken throughout his remarkable 30-year career. Iconic mode… |
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Magellan eXplorist 610 Waterproof Hiking GPS $449.99 Rugged and waterproof (IPX-7), the eXplorist 610 combines high sensitivity GPS reception with easy to read mapping and accurate navigation. Find your way using more than 30 navigational data fields. Create waypoints, record tracks, and route from point to point. The integrated 3.2 mega-pixel camera, microphone, and speaker enable outdoor enthusiasts to record geo-referenced images and voice notes…. |
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Moultrie Digital Picture Viewer $45.00 Access your images in the field and view them directly from your camera’s SD card with the hand-held Moultrie Digital Picture Viewer. Equipped with both an internal SD card that allows you to save images and an external SD card slot that allows you to view, save, and empty your camera’s SD card, the Picture Viewer enables you to manage all of your game camera scouting photos and videos in the fiel… |
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Cuddeback Attack IR 5MP Game Camera $217.00 The product of more than three years of design and development, the Cuddeback Attack IR 5-megapixel game camera produces images like you’ve never seen before. Before the Attack IR, infrared cameras were not only black and white, but also low resolution and improperly exposed. If you wanted to use an infrared camera to avoid “flashing” deer, you had to accept a washed-out, compromised image. The At… |
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AstroTrac (NEW) TT320X-AG Tracking Mount with Auto-Guiding port for Digial SLR Cameras includes Asto Trac Illuminated Polar Scope, 12 Volt Car Battery Adapter The AstroTrac opens up a whole new area of photography. Now your camera can reveal the heavens in a way which isn’t possible with the naked eye. What does it do? Most objects in the night sky are very dim, so photographing them requires long exposures, normally between 1 and 5 minutes. Standing on Earth, it appears that we are stationary and the sky is rotating. During an exposure of several minut… |
Carrying EOS XTi on a bike ride?
Hello,
A few months ago I bought an Canon EOS XTi and a 17-58 2.8 lens. I am starting to get more enjoyment out of the camera and trying to bring it with me along more often.
I want to take my bike out for a ride today. But I would also like to take my camera along with me in case I see something I wish to photograph.
My problem is how I should carry this camera? I plan on riding for about 2-3 hours, mainly on paved surfaces since I can’t think of any trails in the area.
My primary camera case is a Crumpler 6 million dollar home. the crumpler is designed for cameras with padding in it, but the only problem is that it’s a shoulder strap bag. I wonder how difficult this would be to have when riding.
I do also have a regular backpack that i mainly use for going to the gym, I was thinking that I could use this and maybe wrap the camera up in a towel and put it in the backpack.
How would you carry this camera on a bike ride?
Backpacks are what a lot of us use. While hiking and biking, I keep the backpack on my back and one camera around my neck, ready to shoot at a moments notice.
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