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By Sandy Vongries · Posted
If a major motivation for the trip is photography, personally I would take a camera. I admit bias, since I was forced to use a camera without a finder for work for several years and found it very difficult under sunny skies, sometimes even needing to revisit a site and take more photos. I also haven't had a cell phone since I retired many years ago. -
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Along the South Kaibab Trail, Grand Canyon NP, Arizona Pentax KP HD Pentax-DA* 1:2.8 11-18mm ED DC AW -
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By bonsignore_ezio · Posted
I hope this is the appropriate thread for what follows. If not, please let me know. I all my travels around the world until now, I always used film cameras with slide films. Now however, pushing 80 I've decided to try and go digital for a coming short trip to Uzbekistan. Buying new gears is out of the question for various reasons, and thus I basically have to decide as to whether bring along an old Lumix DMC FZ28 or just rely on my Samsung A51 smartphone. Of course in terms of megapixels there is no context (48 for the phone vs. 10 for the Lumix), but megapixels aren't all the story, and the Lumix has the important advantage of an optical finder that would allow me to try and properly compose the photos rather than having to guesstimate what is being "shown" on a nearly invisible screen (most if not all shots will be on the open and under strong sunlight). Comments and suggestions will be most welcime.
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